Status at:
January 2013
ESE 904 - 1304 DBG DIN
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5. The battery cables must first be screwed onto the POSI-
TIVE terminal, then onto the NEGATIVE-terminal and
then put on the terminal caps.
6. Put the battery back into the battery compartment.
7. Put the battery holder
(Fig. 6-1-(1))
back on.
The battery has been replaced.
WARNING!
A highly explosive electrolytic gas mixture develops
from gassing when charging batteries.
•
Flames, sparks, an open light and smoking are prohibit-
ed.
•
Avoid sparks when handling cables and electrical devic-
es, as well as electrostatic discharge.
•
Avoid short-circuits.
WARNING!
The Endress battery is maintenance-free throughout its
entire service life.
•
Never open the battery — this may destroy it.
6.2.3 Motor oil
WARNING!
Leaking motor oil can contaminate soil and groundwa-
ter.
•
Use an oil collection container.
•
Recycle used motor oil.
WARNING!
Motor oil can be hot — risk of burns.
•
Allow motor to cool.
The following requirements must be met:
Requirements
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