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bracket (4)
Detach vent hose (5) from
6
battery (G1)
7
Remove battery (G1)
8
Install in the reverse order
TREATMENT OF BATTERY IF VEHICLE TAKEN OUT OF SERVICE - AR54.10-P-0006MCC
MODEL 451.3/4
Risk of explosion caused by
oxyhydrogen gas. Risk of
poisoning and caustic burns
caused by swallowing battery acid.
Risk of injury caused by burns to
skin and eyes from battery acid or
when handling damaged lead-acid
batteries
Notes on battery
1
Check battery condition, charge
battery if necessary
2
Disconnect battery ground line
3
Charge battery
REMOVE/INSTALL 12 VOLT SOCKET - AR54.10-P-1000MCC
MODEL 451.3 /3
(6)
If the battery (G1) is replaced, the
defective battery (G1) must be disposed of
correctly.
See: v
Dispose of battery
No fire, sparks, open
flames or smoking. Wear
acid-resistant gloves,
clothing and glasses. Only
pour battery acid into
suitable and appropriately
marked containers.
On no account leave
battery in discharged state
otherwise sulfate deposits
will form on the plates.
Plates with sulfate deposits
indicate initial damage to
the battery and result in
premature failure.
This prevents any
battery discharge through
closed-circuit accessories
(e.g. clock).
Every 4 weeks.
On no account leave
battery in discharged state
otherwise sulfate deposits
will form on the plates.
Plates with sulfate deposits
indicate initial damage to
the battery and result in
premature failure.
OS54.10-P-
0001-01Z
AS54.10-Z-0001-01A
AH54.10-P-0001-01A
AR54.10-P-1129MCC
AR54.10-P-0003MCC
AR54.10-P-1130MCC
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