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9/ DISCHARGE:
Do not leave a battery discharged. Recharge it as soon as possible to avoid
the risk of deterioration.
Lead-calcium batteries are subject to damage when they are deeply discharged.
It is important that the cut-off voltage be respected in relation to the discharge regime
(see the TECHNICAL MANUAL of the corresponding type of battery).
10/ CLEANING:
Clean the batteries periodically with a damp cloth. Do not use a dry cloth or
synthetic material to limit the risks caused by static electricity.
Never use solvents or detergents. This type of product damages the ABS used
in the manufacture of the containers and covers.
11/ RECOVERING USED BATTERIES (LEAD):
Recovering used lead acid batteries for recycling in a recycling plant can be
performed by YUASA France at the client’s request. The following document must be
used: “Bordereau de suivi des déchets” (“follow-up note for industrial waste”, contact
YUASA’s logistics department).
Information for preparing this operation:
The personnel involved must use the safety equipment mentioned in this
document for dismantling of the battery.
The following must be readily available, mainly in case of spilling or breaking
open batteries: products that neutralise acid (sodium bicarbonate), an ample supply
of water, sand or sawdust to absorb the acid. Before starting the dismantling process,
find out where the nearest water supply is.
Do not forget to disconnect the battery from the load and charger before
dismantling.
Use lifting equipment if necessary.
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