CHAP. 3 - SAFETY 10 / 10 ENGLISH
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- Never use or leave the battery holder near flames, stoves or any other
place where high temperatures could develop (80 °C or higher) as
these could damage the seal of the battery holder itself. All this could
lead to short-circuits, explosion of the holder and fire outbreaks.
- Never wet the battery holder with either fresh water, salt water or any
other liquid. Water can damage the safety mechanism of the battery
holder causing heat and fumes to escape, explosion of the holder and
fire outbreaks.
- Never use the battery holder if its outer part is very damaged or
deformed. Use of a holder in these conditions could cause heat and
fumes to escape, explosion of the holder and fire outbreaks.
- Never use the battery holder for any purpose other than that for which
it has been explicitly designed and produced. Such action could impair
the performance of the battery holder, shorten its working life and lead
to a power fault which could damage the battery holder itself and
cause heat and fumes to escape, explosion of the holder and fire
outbreaks..
- When the battery holder is charged, only use the supplied battery
charger and carry out the recharging operation in a place where the
temperature is between 10 °C and 45 °C. Use of a different type of
battery charger could overload the batteries..
- If the battery acid comes into contact with your eyes, do not rub them.
Rinse the affected part with tap water and immediately consult a
physician. Failure to rinse out all the battery acid could seriously
damage the eyes.
- Batteries are considered hazardous urban waste and must be
disposed of in compliance with the local laws in merit.
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