Triumph Speed Triple 1200 RR 2021, Руководство пользователя

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Battery Disposal
A lithium-ion battery, no matter how
well maintained will reach a point where
it needs to be replaced. If so, fully
discharge the battery before disposing
of the battery in the correct procedure.
Warning
Lithium-ion batteries are regarded as
Class 9 hazardous products.
DO NOT incinerate a lithium-ion
battery.
DO NOT crush a lithium-ion battery.
DO NOT break open a lithium-ion
battery.
DO NOT dispose of a lithium-ion
battery in usual household waste.
DO NOT bury a lithium-ion battery in
the ground.
DO NOT send a damaged lithium-ion
battery by post or carrier.
Failure to do so may lead to a serious
environmental issue, personal injury or
death.
Warning
Lithium-ion batteries are regarded as
Class 9 hazardous products and must
be treated as such.
If a lithium-ion battery becomes
damaged, including a bulging or
broken casing and stripped out
terminals, you MUST take it to a
Hazardous Waste collection point.
Always check with your local authority
if a lithium-ion battery can be put into
the general waste collection as they
are regarded as hazardous waste.
Warning
Never attempt to open, disassemble,
or pierce a lithium-ion battery.
Never strike, throw, or subject the
battery to severe physical shock.
These actions may cause a lithium-ion
battery to vent gas at a very high
temperature.
A lithium-ion battery will vent high
temperature
gas until it has
exhausted all of the internal
components, causing irreparable
damage to the motorcycle and or
serious personal injury or death.