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BATTERY CHARGE CLASSIFICATIONS (cont’d)
Equation battery charging is used to restore a battery to
its full potential. However, it should not be performed too
frequently. Frequent equation battery charging will result in a
greatly reduced battery service life.
NOTE:
The battery consists of lead cells connected in series to one
another. Each cell has a capacity of approximately 2 volts. There are
several dozen cells. The connected cells are contained in the battery
case. When there is signicant variation in voltage and battery uid
specic gravity between individual battery cells, full charging will not
be possible.
With some battery charging equipment, equation battery charging
occurs automatically after some specied number of charge/
discharge cycles. Manual selection of the equation battery charging
mode is not required.
CAUTION
!
GENERAL CARE AND MAINTENANCE
CHARGING PREPARATIONS
1. Move the forklift to the charging area
and park it.
2. Check the battery uid level.
Replenish the battery uid to the
specied level with distilled water as
required.
3. Check that the circuit breaker on the
AC power supply side is OFF.
During battery charging, large quantities of highly-explosive
hydrogen gas may be released from the battery. To minimize
the danger of an explosion, battery charging should be
performed in a well-ventilated area protected from direct
sunlight. Remove all objects that might ignite the gas from
the immediate area before beginning charging.
NOTE:
Transformer tap selection is required before beginning
charging. Measure the charger power supply voltage. Select the
appropriate transformer tap.
Selection of the wrong tap will result in battery over-charging
or under-charging. Contact your Local Authorized Dealer if you
require more detailed information.
WARNING
!
!

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