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The battery is generally made up of two single 12 volt batteries, connected in sequence to
achieve 24 volt voltage. Factory assembled, they are wired with a power cord and
connector for hook-up.
NEVER leave the battery connected to the scooter when not in use.
Charge the battery at least once every two months.
Charge the battery before each use, letting the battery cool (if heated) before inserting it in
the scooter; during this phase the battery could release hydrogen which would inevitably
accumulate inside the scooter which is air tight.
An accumulation of hydrogen (in particular conditions) could be the cause of even serious
accidents, with damages to property or persons, including serious injury and death.
Replace battery at the end of its charge cycles (on our machines, the lead battery could
operate for 150 to 200 cycles, depending on use); a dead battery, in addition to having lost
its capacity to store energy, inevitably produces hydrogen gas.
Only use Suex srl approved batteries, exclusively charging them with their approved
battery chargers. When the battery charger is not in use, disconnect it from the power
socket.
Even when not in use, a fully charged battery slowly dies due to the self-discharge
phenomenon; charging the batteries within 24 hours of use is recommended.
Extreme temperatures may affect battery charge capacity.
Leaving the battery in hot or cold climates such as, for example, a closed car in mid-
summer or mid-winter, reduces battery capacity and life. Always try to keep batteries at a
temperature between 15°C and 25°C. Battery performance is significantly reduced at
temperatures lower than 0°C.
DO NOT THROW BATTERIES IN FIRES, THEY EXPLODE!
Do not use the battery for purposes other than those prescribed.
Never use damaged battery chargers or batteries.
Accumulators must be kept outside the ADV, in dry locations, (relative humidity 65% + 5%)
and at a temperature between 5°C and 25°C,
with the electric connectors away from
metallic objects
that can short circuit the two battery poles, with serious fire hazard,
damages to property and persons.
Do not wet electrical contacts.
Dispose of batteries observing local regulations such as, for example, recycling them. Do
not dispose of batteries with domestic waste.
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