3. Recharge completely the battery alI time that is possible
4. Discharge the scooter completely only the times that it are essential
5. You have to recharge the scooter as soon as possible, even after covering rather short distances, so as to
exploit alI the power to the full.
6. Under no circumstances should the batteries be kept completely discharged, even for short periods of time
Operating precautions
Work on the batteries must be performed by expert, suitably trained personnel only. For the sake of health and safety,
it is forbidden to eat, drink and/or smoke near the batteries.
Even though the batteries do not feature free electrolyte, take care not to damage the batteries which could result in
the acid getting onto the skin or clothes.
If, despite alI these precautions, any acid gets onto the skin or clothes, wash immediately and abundantly with soap
under cold running water.
When the water contained in the electrolyte decomposes, the result is a hydrogen/oxygen mixture which is to be
found in the free spaces and inside the battery. If the mixture exceeds certain concentrations, it may detonate or
explode and burn. In view of the above-mentioned hazard, it is strictly forbidden to let naked flames and incandescent
bodies near the batteries. Never smoke near the batteries.
WARNING
o The battery is a reservoir of energy. If the energy is tapped in an uncontrolled manner, for example owing
to a short-circuit, this may result in serious damage to property and personal injury. Consequently:
o none of the conductive parts must be connected or disconnected whilst the battery is being charged or
discharged.
o any work on the batteries must be done using insulated tools! -never set tools down on the batteries!
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