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Battery Information
The battery bolts, wiring, and surface should always be kept dry and clean. To clean your
battery, use a damp cloth.
Always avoid letting water run over the batteries and onto the electrical wiring.
Check the battery connections regularly for damaged poles or loose connections.
Never store anything on top of the batteries. Also do not ever rewire or disconnect the
batteries.
We recommend that you charge the batteries after each use. Keeping the batteries at a full
charge as much as possible will extend their lives.
Regularly check the water levels of the batteries. Add distilled water when needed. The
water level should be at the max line when charged. After adding distilled water, charge
for 1 hour.
Do not let dirt or other impurities into the battery water.
When possible, do not allow the batteries to become completely discharged. This will
shorten the life of the batteries.
If the vehicle has not been used for a long time, first check the water level, and then
recharge the batteries.
Park the vehicle in a well ventilated or open area when charging.
When the batteries will no longer hold a charge for an extended time, it is time to replace
them. A replacement battery should be of the same type and voltage. It is always
recommended that you have a service center perform the battery change.
Charger
The battery charger can be plugged into a standard 110v wall outlet. You will want to use
a circuit that has a 20amp breaker for EACH plug. To recharge your low speed vehicle,
please follow the following steps:
1) Turn the key to the OFF position
2) Plug the charger into the wall, and then into the vehicle
3) Turn the charger to the ON position
When the indicator light shows FULL, the charger will shut itself off. Please leave the
vehicle plugged in when not in use.
WARNING:
Do not ever attempt to disassemble the charger. Do not ever let it get wet.
