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To comply with European Directive 2006/66/EC on batteries and its implementa-
tion in national law, batteries that have reached the end of their life must be col-
lected separately and returned to an approved recycling facility. Be sure to re-
turn any used battery to your dealer, or find out about the approved collection
and recycling facilities in your area. Ignoring this European Directive may be
harmful to the environment and your own health!
As soon as it appears that the battery has been mechanically damaged, dispose
of the battery in accordance with national laws and guidelines at your nearest re-
cycling centre.
If anything is unclear or for any questions concerning disposal, contact an au-
thorised service centre.
General informa-
tion regarding
the handling of
lithium batteries - Lithium batteries have a gas-tight seal and are harmless provided the manu-
facturer's specifications are adhered to during use and handling
- Never use chargers that are not suitable for the battery type
- Do not short-circuit
- Do not mechanically damage them (tap, deform, dismantle, etc.)
- Never heat them to above the permissible temperature or burn them
- Always store batteries in a cool, dry place
- Lithium batteries are safe to use if they are handled properly within the para-
meters specified by the manufacturer
- Mishandling or circumstances that result in improper use can result in the
battery contents and decomposition products leaking and related reactions
that are extremely hazardous to health and the environment
- As a wide variety of chemical substances are found inside the battery, in the
event of an accident always follow the manufacturer's specifications regard-
ing emergency response actions and first aid
- Lithium batteries must, in all circumstances, be handled according to the
manufacturer's instructions
- In particular, this applies to observing the limits for maximum current load,
charging and cutoff voltages as well as mechanical and thermal loads
- The charger and battery are designed to work together and must not be
modified or manipulated in any way as this can result in considerable safety
risks
- Ideally, lithium batteries should be stored at room temperature in a dry loca-
tion (details regarding the storage temperature range can be found in the
manufacturer's instructions)
- Large temperature fluctuations must be avoided (e.g. do not store the batter-
ies near to heaters, do not expose them to prolonged sunlight)
- Should damage or improper handling result in the leakage of substances,
then the manufacturer's instructions must be followed
- This includes the use of personal protective equipment
- When storing large quantities of lithium batteries, the local authorities
should be consulted
- Employees must be trained on how to correctly handle lithium batteries (in
the same way as hazardous substances)
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