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Battery Disposal
A lithium-ion battery, no matter how
well maintained will reach a point where
it needs to be replaced. If so, fully
discharge the battery before disposing
of the battery in the correct procedure.
Lithium-ion batteries are regarded as
Class 9 hazardous products.
DO
NOT
battery.
DO NOT crush a lithium-ion battery.
DO NOT break open a lithium-ion
battery.
DO NOT dispose of a lithium-ion
battery in usual household waste.
DO NOT bury a lithium-ion battery in
the ground.
DO NOT send a damaged lithium-ion
battery by post or carrier.
Failure to do so may lead to a serious
environmental issue, personal injury or
death.
Lithium-ion batteries are regarded as
Class 9 hazardous products and must
be treated as such.
If
a
lithium-ion
damaged,
broken
casing
terminals, you MUST take it to a
Hazardous Waste collection point.
Always check with your local authority
if a lithium-ion battery can be put into
the general waste collection as they
are regarded as hazardous waste.
Warning
incinerate
a
lithium-ion
Warning
battery
becomes
including
a
bulging
and
stripped
Never attempt to open, disassemble,
or pierce a lithium-ion battery.
Never strike, throw, or subject the
battery to severe physical shock.
These actions may cause a lithium-ion
battery to vent gas at a very high
temperature.
A lithium-ion battery will vent high
temperature
exhausted
components,
damage to the motorcycle and or
serious personal injury or death.
or
out
Warning
gas
until
it
all
of
the
internal
causing
irreparable
has
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