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BATTERY AND CHARGER
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Do not immerse the battery in water. Do not spray the battery, charger or the connectors with
water. If you notice water may have got into the battery, slowly move the battery to a fire safe,
isolated area away from anything flammable, and contact Greyp bikes or an authorized bike
dealer.
In the event of an inadequate connection between the charger connectors and the battery
connector or charging socket there could be functional problems and it is a potentially
hazardous situation. In this case you should disconnect the charger connector and the battery
and check what caused the inadequate connection.
Do not use a battery that shows any signs of damage (hollow casing, cracked lid, cracked
connector, damaged connector) or is leaking any fluids. Slowly move the battery to a fire safe,
isolated area away from anything flammable, and contact Greyp bikes or an authorized bike
dealer. Battery liquid can cause skin irritation and burns. In the event of damage that results
in skin or eye contact with any liquid from the battery, immediately flush with water and seek
medical assistance.
The battery is heavy. Be careful when handling it and do not drop it. If any excessive outside
force (ie: dropping the battery, hitting the battery with a hard object) happens, immediately take
the battery to a fire safe location and contact Greyp bikes or an authorized bike dealer, as this
can cause an internal short circuit - which can cause a runaway thermal event and cause the
battery to catch fire. If you see/observe any damage or anything unusual on the battery (i.e.,
dent, hole or rupture of the battery or tubing, smoke, smell, selling, noise, heat), immediately
turn off the bike, unplug the bike or the battery from the power source (if connected) and
slowly move the bike/battery to a fire safe, isolated area away from anything flammable, and
contact Greyp or an authorized bike dealer. If you can do it, safely remove the battery from the
bike. Use fire protective gloves to avoid touching the battery with your bare skin.
Do not connect the battery connector, bike charging socket or the charger connector if it is
wet. You can use a dry cloth to dry the battery connector, bike charging socket or charger
connector. It is important that you follow the instructions on the label of the battery charger
and always use an appropriate Greyp charger.
The battery can be charged whether it is installed in the bike or not. Refer to the appropriate
instructions regarding removing and installing the battery. Only charge the battery at an
ambient temperature between 0°C and 40°C (32°F and 104°F). If the outside temperatures
are too hot or too cold, charge the battery inside. For safety reasons, if the battery is too hot
or too cold, it will not charge.
Do not cover the venting membrane at any time. Covering
the venting membrane can lead to the battery overheating
- which can cause a runaway thermal event and cause the
battery to catch fire.
Do not insert anything in the venting membrane openings
on the battery lid. If dirt is stuck in the venting membrane
openings, use a soft brush to clean it. If you notice any
punctures on the venting membrane, immediately stop
using the battery and contact Greyp or an authorized bike
dealer.
Venting membrane