Baroness SP05, Руководство по обслуживанию

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Danger Danger
Do not handle the battery near open flames or
in a poorly ventilated area. Keep the battery
away from lit cigarettes and other open flames.
Do not short-circuit the battery. The battery will
short-circuit if the positive and negative
terminals are connected to each other by a
metallic tool, a short-circuit will also result if the
positive terminal contacts another metallic part
(machine body etc.).
The electrolyte contained in the battery is
sulfuric acid. Contact of the electrolyte
(sulfuric acid) with the skin could cause
blindness or burns. Contact of the
electrolyte with the machine etc. could
cause damage to the machine.
Danger Danger
Do not throw, drop, tilt or upset the battery, or
allow it to undergo physical impact. Doing so
could cause the electrolyte to leak. If contact of
the electrolyte with the eye, skin, or clothing
occurs, immediately wash it off with plenty of
water. In particular, if eye contact or ingestion
occurs, immediately seek medical treatment. If
the electrolyte spills over the machine etc., wipe
away with a wet cloth and flush the affected
area with plenty of water.
Use extra care when handling the battery,
and if any problems are found, replace the
battery with a new one. Carry or store the
battery with care so that it does not fall or
become damaged.
Danger Danger
Do not allow anyone to handle the battery who
does not fully understand the correct battery
handling procedures and relevant dangers.
When handling the battery, wear protective
glasses and rubber gloves, etc.
If the battery has an unusual odor, the
electrolyte level goes down unusually fast, or
the electrolyte leaks, do not continue to use the
battery. Doing so could cause a fire or
explosion, etc.
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Caution
If the electrolyte overflows, neutralize it with
bicarbonate etc. until the bubbles disappear,
and wash out with plenty of water. Failure to do
so could cause corrosion of the surrounding
area or environmental pollution.
If deformation of the exterior of the battery is
observed, do not continue to use it. Doing so
could result in damage to the battery or
electrolyte leaks.
Inspection of the battery
To ensure safe use of the battery, inspect it at
least once a month.
Before inspecting the battery, be sure to stop
the engine and remove the key.
Danger Danger
Do not allow anyone to handle the battery who
does not fully understand the correct battery
handling procedures and relevant dangers.
When handling the battery, wear protective
glasses and rubber gloves, etc. The electrolyte
may cause blindness or burns.
Never use an open flame when inspecting the
battery. Do not connect the positive and
negative battery terminals to each other using a
metallic tool etc. Doing so could cause a fire or
explosion.
Always keep the electrolyte level above the
LOWER (minimum level line) limit. Failure to do
so could cause the battery life to be shortened
or cause explosion.
Loose connections between cable and terminal,
or corroded terminals could cause a fire or
explosion.
Warning
Before handling the battery such as for
purposes of inspection etc, touch a metal part of
the machine body with your bare hand in order
to remove static electricity. Static electricity
could cause a fire.
When cleaning the battery, do not use dry cloth
or tissue paper, etc. Static electricity could
cause a fire.
When adding distilled water, keep the
electrolyte level below the UPPER (maximum
level line) limit. Failure to do so could cause the
electrolyte to leak.
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