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Caution and Notes
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DO NOT
let any exposed battery contacts or wires touch each other. This will cause the
battery to short circuit and create the risk of fire.
While charging, ALWAYS place the battery in a fire retardant/fire proof container and
on a nonflammable surface such as concrete.
DO NOT
operate the charger inside of an automobile.
NEVER
charge batteries on wood, cloth, carpet or on any other flammable material.
ALWAYS
charge batteries in a well-ventilated area.
REMOVE
flammable items and combustible materials from the charging area.
DO NOT
operate the charger in a cluttered space, or place objects on top of the charger
or batteries.
If any battery or battery cell is damaged in any way, do
NOT
charge, discharge, or use
the battery.
Keep a Class D fire extinguisher nearby in case of fire.
BEFORE
you charge,
ALWAYS
confirm that the charger settings exactly match the
type (chemistry), specification, and configuration of the battery to be charged.
DO NOT
exceed the battery manufacturer’s maximum recommended charge rate.
DO NOT
disassemble, crush, short circuit, or expose the batteries or cells to flame or
any other source of ignition.
If a battery gets hot to the touch during the charging process, disconnect the battery
from the charger and discontinue charging immediately.
ALWAYS
unplug the charger and disconnect the batteries when not in use.
DO NOT
leave the charger and batteries unattended while charging, discharging, or any
time that the charger is ON with batteries connected. If there are any signs of a malfunction
or in the event of an emergency, unplug the charger from the power source and disconnect
the batteries from the charger.
Never attempt to charge more batteries than the charger was designed to charge.
DO NOT
disassemble the charger.
REMOVE
the batteries from your model or device before charging.
DO NOT
expose the charger to water or moisture.
ALWAYS
store battery packs safely out of the reach of children and pets.
If the charger power cord is damaged, it must be replaced by LAEGENDARY in order
to avoid a hazard.
DO NOT
charge batteries under ANY of the following conditions:
- Batteries that are hot to the touch.
- Batteries that are not expressly stated by the manufacturer to be suitable to accept the
power output (voltage and amperage) the charger delivers during the charging process.
- Batteries that are damaged or defective in any way. Examples of damage or defects include,
but are not limited to, batteries with dented cells, damaged or frayed wires, loose connections,
fluid leaks, corrosion, plugged vents, swelling, cell deformity, impact damage, melted
components, or any other signs of damage.
- Battery packs that have been altered from original manufacturer configuration.
- Non-rechargeable batteries (explosion hazard).
- Batteries that have missing or unreadable labels, preventing you from properly identifying
the battery type and specifications.
