Coleman Powersports DR48V-B, Руководство пользователя

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OWNER’S/OPERATOR’S MANUAL
9. BATTERY
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Charging the batteries:
Plug the charger into the golf Cart then plug the charger into a 110V receptical
There is a charging indicator directly below the driver side of the seat. The
indicator shows the current charge state of the batteries
Red (< 80%);
Yellow (> 80%);
Green (100%);
When the indicator light is green, it indicates that the battery is fully charged. You
can unplug the charging cable.
1. The batteries will loose power while in storage. If the battery is idle and not
charged for a long period of time, the life of the battery will be greatly reduced.
Always charge batteries periodically while in storage to obtain the intended life.
2. Use a multimeter to check the voltage of each battery. Generally, the voltage of
a single battery will reach 12V when fully charged; If the voltage of one of the
batteries is significantly lower than that of the others, the battery with low voltage
may have a short circuit inside a single cell. If this is the case, take the vehicle to
an authorized service center. Request the authorized service center to check and
deal with it, so as not to damage the other batteries. Secondly, check the charging
parameters of the charger.
3. Prevent exposure to the sun
Sun exposure will cause the battery temperature rise, the battery
internal pressure increase and the pressure limiting valve open, this will
increase water loss, and reduce the gas potential of the battery, thereby
affecting battery life.
4. With a new vehicle, the accelerator pedal should be gently depressed to start
off. Gradualy get to desired speed. If the throttle pedal is depressed quickly,
the motor current rapidly increases and will disharge the battery quickly. The
voltage will drop, resulting in reduction of battery life.
5. It is a normal phenomenon that the battery capacity decreases with the
decrease of temperature in winter. With 20
℃
a s the standard, the capacity is
generally 80%
Battery Maintenance: