U-Line H-7505 Manual

H-7505, H-7506
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BATTERY-POWERED
PALLET TRUCK
These instructions are intended to provide information
on correctly using the Li-ion battery and maximizing its
productivity and longevity through preventive maintenance
and safe operation. Operators should read through entire
document before using the battery.
Big Lift's Li-ion batteries are classified as LFP "Lithium
Iron Phosphate" or LiFePO4.
Establishing the safety procedures in this manual for
storing, handling and use of these batteries will help
prevent fires and explosions.
Companies training employees to recognize the
hazards of Li-ion and other types of batteries as well
as how to handle, store and manage them properly
will help to avoid damage to the batteries resulting
in possible fires and explosions.
WARNING! Visually inspect battery daily for
cracks, bulges and leakage. If damaged,
remove from service and recycle immediately.
IMPORTANT! This battery should not be used at a
very low SOC (state of charge) status. Whether it
is partially discharged or fully discharged, the
battery should be immediately charged.
• Lithium batteries have a special charger and
may not be charged with other types of battery
chargers.
• A new battery from the factory should be fully
charged before its initial use.
• Do not open the battery.
• Always abide by the operation manual.
• Check the battery for leakage and mechanical
damage before use and charging.
• Inspect easy exchange batteries daily. See "Daily
Spot Check Record" on page 8 for detailed pallet
truck battery inspection instructions.
• Check charger connectors and bracket for
contamination daily. Clean the bracket with
a dry cloth if needed.
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BATTERY SAFETY
• All operations related to the battery must be
implemented under the instruction of professionals.
• Do not smoke near the battery because it may
cause fire.
• Do not place the battery near open flame, sparks
or energized wires, as fire or explosion may occur.
• Avoid short-circuiting the battery, as fire or
explosion is likely to occur.
• Keep the battery away from all fire sources, heat
sources, and flammable or explosive materials.
• Do not knock over, drop or expose the battery to
abusive vibration applications.
• Ensure the truck is turned off before connecting
the battery.
• Metal parts of battery cell are electrified. Do not
place any external object or tool on the battery
cell.
• Do not place the battery on top of conductive
objects.
• Do not step on or place objects onto battery while
in storage.
• Protect the battery from solar or other forms of
heat radiation.
• Do not physically alter the battery, strike, crush,
compress, notch, dent or modify it in any way.
• Do not spray wash the battery with water.
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