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precautions shall be observed before
charging:
Try to remove the battery for charging.
•
When charging a battery that is still
installed in the vehicle, be sure to
disconnect the negative cable.
When connecting and disconnecting the
•
charger cable from the battery, make
sure the power supply switch of the
charger is off.
Pay attention to the warning labels,
•
specifications and models pasted on
the low-voltage battery.
The battery contains toxic corrosive
sulfuric
acid
inflammable and explosive hydrogen.
To reduce the risk of serious injury or
even death, observe the following
precautions when handling batteries
or working near them:
Be sure to charge the vehicle in
•
an open space. Please do not
charge the battery in poorly
ventilated garages or enclosed
rooms.
Do not allow tools to contact the
•
battery terminals and generate
sparks;
Do not smoke or strike matches
•
near the battery;
Be sure to wear safety goggles
•
when working near the battery;
Please keep children away from
•
the battery.
If the electrolyte splashes into
•
eyes, immediately flush eyes with
clean water for at least 15
minutes and seek medical advice
and
may
produce
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Repair and Maintenance
immediately. If possible, continue
to clean your eyes with an
absorbent sponge or cloth while
seeking medical attention.
If the electrolyte splashes on your
•
skin, please thoroughly clean the
contact area. In case of burning
and pain, seek medical advice
immediately;
If the electrolyte splashes on
•
clothes, it may penetrate the
clothes and contact with skin.
Please take off your clothes
immediately and take the above
measures if necessary;
If the electrolyte is swallowed,
•
drink plenty of water or milk. Take
milk containing magnesium oxide,
stirred raw eggs or vegetable oil
and
seek
immediately.
When replacing the low-voltage battery, a
new
one
of
the
specification must be used. Please contact
a Farizon Auto after-sales service station
for
maintenance,
installation of the battery.
After
replacing
battery, please send the old battery
to a Farizon Auto service station for
disposal, or send it to a recycling
station that meets the relevant
environmental
There is corrosive acid in the low-
voltage battery. Please keep the front
side up during transportation and
storage. Be careful not to let the low-
voltage battery fall to the ground.
medical
advice
same
model
and
replacement
and
the
low-voltage
protection
laws.
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