Triumph Tiger 1200 GT 2021, Руководство пользователя

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MAINTENANCE
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Battery Maintenance
The lithium-ion battery is a sealed
battery.
To help maintain the lithium-ion battery,
do the following:
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Disconnect the battery cables,
-negative (black lead) first, if
the motorcycle is in storage or
used infrequently. Or use the
recommended lithium-ion battery
charger to maintain the battery.
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If the battery is left for a period of
time, check the voltage. If it is lower
than 12.4 Volts, recharge the battery
as described on page 150.
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Clean the battery using a clean, dry
cloth.
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Make sure the battery terminals are
clean and securely fastened.
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Regularly check the battery
terminals for any residue. Make
sure they are clean and free from
moisture as this will ensure that the
transfer of energy from the battery
is consistent.
Battery Storage
To store a lithium-ion battery correctly,
do the following:
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Always store the battery at
approximately 100% state of charge.
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Always make sure that the charge
state of the battery is monitored
continuously if left for long
periods of time, so it does not fully
discharge.
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Always store the battery in a clean,
dry and ventilated area.
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Always store the battery away from
heat and fire.
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Never allow the battery to come
into contact with any corrosive
substance.
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.