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Code: 71813
19.
NiMH BATTERY FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
QUESTIONS
ANSWERS
I often use the DPV, twice a week or every day, but I
never fully deplete the battery since I make short
dives. Should I remove the battery after every use
and charge it?
The battery should be disconnected and removed after
every use, if possible, charge when the charge level is
almost depleted, otherwise, charge after every use. The
battery should be kept separate from the DPV and
inserted and connected to the motor only immediately
prior to use. It should be disconnected and removed
immediately after use.
Can I leave the battery connected to the battery
charger for a long period of time?
It is always best to disconnect them as soon as charging
is finished.
I dropped the battery. The external envelope is
dented. Can I still use it?
NiMh cells are extremely delicate. NEVER use a battery
that has fallen on the ground since some connections
could be damaged. Send the battery to customer
service who will check for damage and repair the battery
if necessary.
Is battery heating normal when charging?
Yes. Given that a battery should always be charged at
room temperature between 15°C and 26°C, the battery's
temperature may rise during charge.
Is battery heating normal when outputting?
Yes. As with charging, battery output slightly raises
battery temperature, therefore, the same conditions
apply as above.
How long does a NiMh battery last if not used?
This depends on many factors: use, temperature,
maintenance, etc. Usually a battery charged at least
once every two months and never fully depleted can last
several years but capacity will reduce over time.
When the battery is dead, what should I do with it?
The battery should be disposed of in a specific depleted
battery recycling center. There are specific collection
centers in every city.
I left the battery on the boat and sea elements rusted
the silver-plated connector contacts. What should I
do?
All electrical contacts inside the DPV battery case should
be without damage or corrosion to avoid the potential for
short circuit or failure. The connector should be replaced
(see SUEX customer service).
I pulled the battery wires by mistake and damaged
the insulation. Do I have to replace them or can I
insulate them with tape?
A wiring short circuit could result in battery damage,
vehicle damage or injury so repair as soon as possible
(see SUEX customer service).
When I have to charge the battery, can I leave the
red connector attached to the DPV engine?
No! The battery must be detached from the motor and
charged in all cases.
I noticed the battery leaks liquid, can I still use the
battery?
No! Do not use the battery. It is hazardous to people and
property!
I noticed some bumps on the battery, can I still use
it?
No! Do not use the battery. It is hazardous to people and
property!
20.
WARRANTY
The BATTERIES supplied with Suex Scooters are tested in the factory before delivery to the customer.
The original Suex batteries are guaranteed for a period of 2 years (1 year if for professional use) against
manufacturing defects, starting from the purchase confirmed by the sales documentation. The following
circumstances constitute exclusion from the guarantee:
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Defects due to damage, incorrect use, accidents, tampering, negligence or neglect maintenance, alterations or
repairs carried out by unauthorized persons such as to impair correct functionality or prevent adequate
verification and testing by the SUEX assistance service during the request for warranty intervention.
•
Defects or damages resulting from using the product in conditions other than those described in this manual.
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Defects or damages deriving from incorrect or missed checks, operations, maintenance, installations,
adaptations, unauthorized applications, or from any other alteration or modification of any kind.
•
Breakage or damage to cables or connections if not directly due to defects in materials or workmanship.
•
Transport damage, falls or accidents.
•
Defects or damage due to humidity, liquids, or foreign bodies placed inside the battery pack or which have
oxidized any part of the BATTERY.