TCM FB10-7 - Page 35

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Wear safety glasses when handling batteries
Wear
rubber
gloves,
rubber
boots,
safety
glasses
when
changing
or
charging
batteries,
adding
battery
electrolyte,
or
adjusting
the
specific
gravity
of
the
battery
electrolyte.
If
anyone
swallowed
electrolyte
accidentally
Let
him
drink
a
copious
amount
of
water
or
milk
with
egg
white
and
salad
oil
mixed
in
it
and
send
him
to
a
doctor.
No fire
Since
explosive
hydrogen
gases
are
always
being
released
from
the
battery,
there
is
a
danger
of
causing
an
explosion.
Never
smoke
or
use
fire
or
naked
flame
near
the
battery.
No
sparks.
To
prevent
the
generation
of
sparks,
turn
off
the
charger
switch
before
connecting
or
disconnecting
the
battery
or
charger
cable.
Do
not
short
both
poles
for
checking
the
battery's
state
of
charge
Remove
the
negative
(-)
terminal
of
the
battery
first
and
reinstall
it
last
(Engine
trucks)
When
removing
the
battery,
disconnect
the
negative
(-)
terminal
first.
When
reinstalling,
connect
the
positive
(+)
terminal
first,
and
then
connect
the
negative
(-)
terminal.
Do
not
connect
or
disconnect
the
battery
receptacles
with
the
battery
circuit
conducting
(Electric
trucks)
Do
not
put
any
metal
tool
on
the
battery
case
Do not short the battery terminals
Do
not
short
the
battery
terminals
by
placing
a
piece
of
metal
between
the
positive
and
negative
terminals.
A
loose
terminal
might
cause
sparks,
causing
an
explosion.
Make
sure
the
terminals
are
tight.
Use
caution
not
to
have
the
wrong
connections
of
the
battery
terminals.
When
turning
the
screw
of
the
positive
pole
of
the
battery,
use
caution
not
to
allow
the
too!
to
touch
the
metal
parts
of
the
truck,
such
as
the
engine
(Engine
trucks)
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If
the
tool
touches
metal
parts,
there
might
occur
sparks,
causing
an
accident.
Pay attention to battery electrolyte level
Do
not
operate
the
truck
or
charge
the
battery
when
the
battery
electrolyte
level
is
below
the
LOWER
LEVEL
marking;
otherwise,
the
components
inside
the
battery
may
be
deteriorated
and
the
battery
life
shortened,
and
in
the
worst
case
an
explosion
might
occur.
Keep
the
battery
electrolyte
level
between
the
UPPER
LEVEL
and
LOWER
LEVEL
markings
at
all
times.
Add
purified
water
if the
level
is
low.
When
cleaning
the
battery,
make
sure
the
battery
caps
are
securely
tightened
Have a good ventilation when charging
Since
hydrogen
gases
are
released
from
the
battery
during
charging.
Have
a
good
ventilation;
otherwise
an
explosion
might
result.
Keep
the
battery
case
cover
open.
When charging the battery, follow the instructions in the
Instruction Manual of the charger
No fire during charging
Batteries give off hydrogen gases during charging. No fire. No
sparks.
Make
sure
the
battery
electrolyte
temperature
is
below
35°С
Hydrogen
gases
are
released
from
the
battery
during
charging,
causing
the
battery
to
heat.
Before
trying
to
charge
the
battery,
make
sure the
battery
electrolyte
temperature
is
below
35°С.
(If
the
electrolyte
temperature
reaches
50°С
or
more,
discontinue
charging
and
wait
until
the
electrolyte
temperature
drops
to
35°С
or
lower.)