Handling Lithium-Ion Batteries; Disposal - Markator FlyMarker mini 85/45 plus Operating Manual

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FlyMarker mini 85/45 plus and 120/45 plus
Operating Manual

9. Handling lithium-ion batteries

When handling lithium-ion batteries, it is absolutely essential to make sure that they don't get
damaged. Handling a battery properly eliminates nearly all hazards.
When handling a lithium-ion battery:
- Do not crush it, e.g. do not place anything heavy on top of it.
- Don't drop it or knock it over.
- Do not open it or drill into it.
- Do not heat or burn it.
- Do not short circuit it or solder wires to it.
- Do not submerge it in liquid.
- Do not solder or weld anything to it.
- Never use a damaged battery.
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Disposal

For safety reasons, FlyMarker
sent for repair with batteries removed.
It is prohibited to send used batteries to MARKATOR
- Batteries and other FlyMarker
must not be discarded with household waste, and
must be appropriately disposed of according to
national, state and local regulations.
® mini's owner is responsible for
- The FlyMarker
proper disposal.
Failure to comply can lead to severe environmental
damage and, under some circumstances, to damage to
plants and animals.
- The owner of the FlyMarker
law to hand used batteries over to battery collection
facilities of the GRS Battery Foundation
batterien.de).
- When the used battery is returned, its contacts
must be protected by a cover cap. Moreover, used
must be handed over in a sealed plastic bag.
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