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2.5 Use of rechargeable batteries
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Do not use the charger for charging or discharging batteries that are not rechargeable.
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Do not attempt to recharge any battery that could be frozen. Do not use any damaged
or corroded rechargeable batteries.
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Never take apart, open or crush rechargeable cells or batteries.
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Never expose cells or batteries to high temperature or fire.
Avoid direct sunlight.
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Never short-circuit cells or batteries.
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Observe that a highly explosive gas mixture is produced when charging batteries.
Danger of explosion if used incorrectly. Consequently observe the following:
fire, sparks, naked flames and smoking are prohibited near a rechargeable battery.
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Ensure that the use of electric cables and electric equipment neither produces sparks
nor an electrostatic discharge.
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Caution, risk of chemical burns. Battery acid is highly corrosive. Use acid-resistant pro-
tective gloves, clothes and goggles. Do not tilt batteries as acid could run out of the
ventilation holes.
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If a cell has started to leak, the liquid must neither come into contact with the skin nor
with the eyes. If contact is made, the affected area should be rinsed with a lot of water
for a considerable time. Also consult your doctor.
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Remove spilled battery fluid with a dry, absorbent cloth and avoid contact with the
skin by wearing acid-resistant protective gloves.
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The positive (+) and negative (-) symbols on the cells, batteries and charger must be
observed. The correct connection must be ensured.
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Store cells and batteries out of reach of children.
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