oset MX-10 Mk.1 - Battery Disposal

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Your OSET features a 48v drive system, for use with a sealed 48V lithium baery. Under NO
circumstances should this baery box be opened by anyone other than a trained OSET
technician. Doing so can damage the baery and/or bike & will void any warranty.
OSET recommend using a ‘mulmeter’ to monitor the health of the baery. You will be able
to easily and instantly see the charge of the baery.
In order to test the baery voltage using a mulmeter,
connect the negave & posive probes to a pair of pins
on the discharge port on the baery as shown.
A mulmeter is also very useful in diagnosing any
electrical problems on the bike.
When tesng the baery voltage, you should have a
reading of between 36.0 & 54.4V depending on the
state of charge of the baery. If you read anything
outside of this range, please disconnect the baery
immediately and contact your OSET dealer, importer or
OSET customer services.
If the casing of the baery is damaged call OSET for assistance.
DO NOT USE IF BATTERY IS DAMAGED
Your OSET baery is not a serviceable item, opening the casing will invalidate your
warranty.
BATTERY DISPOSAL
Over me your lithium baery pack’s capacity will reduce, unl it reaches the
end of its service life. This is perfectly normal & to be expected.
Baery packs contain a large amount of valuable raw materials & plascs
which can all be recycled if disposed of correctly. Do no dispose of the baery
with general household waste.
Contact your local refuse handling center for more details on baery recycling and disposal. If in
doubt, please contact OSET for help & advice with disposing of your old baeries.
WEEE Producer Environment Agency Reference Number: WEE/MM4649AA
WEEE Compliance Scheme Registraon Number: CD01/00956
Baery Producer Environment Agency Reference Number: BPRN06922
Baery Producer Compliance Scheme Registraon Number: BBCD193
DO NOT DISASSEMBLE
Failing to adhere to this can cause irreparable damage and lead to possible injury.
DO NOT TOUCH ELECTRICAL CONTACTS