BMW Motorrad Plus battery charger, Руководство по эксплуатации

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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
WARNING
Wrong battery type or charging mode
Battery damage and risk of fire
Use the battery charger only for
rechargeable 12 V lead-acid and
lithium-ion batteries. Never attempt to
charge NiCd, NiMh, or primary cells
(non-rechargeable batteries).
Before starting the charging process,
you must always make sure that the cor-
rect battery type/charging mode has
been selected.
WARNING
Heat development during charging
Risk of fire
Do not operate the battery charger in
proximity to or on burnable, flammable
or sensitive materials.
WARNING
Damage due to external influence
Risk of fire
Use the device only as intended by the
manufacturer.
Do not place the battery charger in wa-
ter and do not permit ingress of liquids.
Prevent mechanical impact by dropping
and application of force.
WARNING
Short-circuit at battery terminals
Risk of explosion and fire
Avoid short-circuits at the battery ter-
minals.
Do not lay tools or metallic objects on
the battery.
WARNING
Explosive gases during battery charging
Risk of explosion and fire
Avoid sparks and flame.
Charge the battery in a well-ventilated
location.
Do not set the battery charger on the
battery during charging. Instead, posi-
tion the battery charger as far from the
battery as the connecting cable permits.
ATTENTION
Incorrect or damaged accessories
Risk of short-circuit and fire
Use the battery charger only with the
correct adapter supplied with it, or the
genuine accessories from the manufac-
turer.
Do not attempt to use the battery char-
ger with a damaged or extended con-
necting cable.
ATTENTION
Acid level too low
Damage to battery
Always check the battery's acid level be-
fore connecting the battery charger to
a lead-acid battery; top up with distilled
water as necessary.
It is neither permissible nor necessary to
attempt to top up a maintenance-free
battery (gel, AGM, lithium, etc.) with dis-
tilled water.
DANGER
Handling of electrical current not in
compliance with correct procedure.
Injury or damage to property, e.g. by elec-
tric shock or fire.
Comply with the safety regulations.