Lucent Technologies 12IR125 Series II Batteries
6 - 4 Installation
Issue 7 December 1999
until a visual inspection through the bag has verified that
the battery has not leaked or been visibly damaged.
In case of acid spillage, refer to the Material Safety Data
Sheet in Section 11 for instructions regarding cleanup and
disposal. After unpacking, immediately check again for
electrolyte spills.
3. Check batteries for fractured jars and covers. Batteries
with fractured jars and covers are defective and must not
be used.
If a battery is found to be damaged when received, a claim
can be initiated for replacement. The battery must be
shipped back in its original carton.
4. Check the contents of the package against the packing list.
Report any missing parts immediately.
5. The packing list includes the order number. Record this
number on the “Installation and Maintenance Record.” The
order number for new batteries must be recorded on this
form for use in warranty validation.
6. While unpacking batteries for installation in the intended
site, mark each battery with a number using an
indelible-ink magic marker. Note its corresponding
number and serial number in the appropriate column under
“Voltage Measurements on Individual Batteries” on the
Installation and Maintenance Record (see Section 10).
Warning
Wear an eye protection device and acid resistant rubber
gloves when cleaning up electrolyte spills. Wash hands
and face thoroughly after use.
Note
Fractured cases and covers are valid criteria for rejection
of product.
