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MAINTENANCE AND SERVICE
Batteries
WARNINGS
Danger of explosion
Explosive gases form when the batteries are
charged. Charge the batteries in well venti-
lated places only.
Danger of explosion
Avoid sparks!
Do not work with open fires or lights near bat-
teries. Do not smoke.
Battery acid may cause burns.
Use acid-resistant protective gloves! Neutral-
ize the skin or cloth that the battery acid is spilt
on with soapy water or a neutralizing material
and rinse with water.
Wear protective goggles.
Electrolyte may be spilt on the eyes while mix-
ing it with water. Wash your eyes with plenty of
water and seek medical help immediately.
Keep away from children
Children cannot decide the risks involved with
batteries and acid.
Observe the safety warnings, protec-
tion precautions and manners described in this
manual when you are dealing with the battery.
DAMAGES TO THE ENVIRONMENT
Batteries contain hazardous mate-
rial. Do not dispose with household waste.
Dispose the batteries without harm-
ing the environment. Return the batteries to
a FORD OTOSAN authorized dealership or a
collecting facility for waste batteries.
Transport and store the batteries filled with
electrolyte in upwards condition. Secure the
batteries against turning over when you are
carrying them. Battery acid may contaminate
the environment by vaporizing from the air
discharge holes.
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