Please charge the vehicle in a relatively safe environment (no liquids or open flames).
Do not modify or remove the charging port or charging equipment, because doing
so may result in a failure to charge or in fire occurring.
Before charging, please ensure there is no liquid or foreign matters in the vehicle
charging port and charging connector port, and the metal terminal is not rusted or
damaged or affected by corrosion. In such cases, charging will not be permitted,
as abnormal terminal connections may result in short circuits or electric shock,
threatening the safety of lives.
Immediately stop charging if the vehicle is found to emit any abnormal smells or
smoke while being charged.
To prevent causing serious personal injury, keep in mind of the following
precautions during vehicle charging:
Do not contact the charging port or metal terminal in the charging connector.
Do not charge or touch the vehicle in case of lightning stroke, because lightning
stroke may cause damage to the charging equipment, or even result in personal
injury.
After charging, do not disconnect the charger with wet hands or while standing in
water, so as to prevent electric shock that may result in personal injury.
Before driving, make sure that the charger has been disconnected from the
charging port.
If you wish to use any medical device in the vehicle, before use, confirm with its
manufacturer whether charging will affect the normal operation of the device, as
charging may result in abnormal operation of the device and even personal injury.
Do not refit, disassemble or repair the charging equipment.
Do not use any additional electric wire or adapter.
In case of charging failure or any abnormality, stop using the equipment immediately.
Do not contact the plug with a wet hand.
Do not touch the pins of charging plug and the holes of charging socket on the electric
vehicle.
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