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If the battery is defective, liquid may leak out.
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Operation or storage in potentially explosive atmospheres is prohibited.
Special regulations apply in rooms subject to fire and explosion hazards
- Observe the relevant national and international regulations.
To comply with European Directive 2006/66/EC on batteries and its implementa-
tion in national law, used batteries must be collected separately and returned to
an approved recycling facility. Any battery that you no longer require must be re-
turned to your distributor or else taken to the approved collection or recycling
facilities in your area. Ignoring this European directive may have potentially ad-
verse effects on the environment and your health.
As soon as it can be assumed that the battery has been mechanically damaged,
the battery must be disposed of at the nearest recycling collection point in ac-
cordance with national laws and guidelines.
In case of any uncertainties or questions regarding disposal, contact the author-
ized service body.
Danger due to
Batteries contain acids which pose a risk to the eyes and skin. Furthermore, char-
acids, gases, and
ging batteries produces gases and vapors that may be hazardous to your health
vapors
and are highly explosive under certain circumstances.
Only use battery chargers in well ventilated rooms in order to prevent the accu-
mulation of explosive gases. Battery charging rooms are not considered at risk of
explosion if a hydrogen concentration of less than 4 % is guaranteed by natural or
artificial ventilation.
During charging, observe a minimum distance of 0.5 m (19.69 in.) between the
battery and battery charger. Keep potential sources of ignition such as fire and
open flames away from the battery.
Never disconnect the battery (e.g., charging terminals) during charging.
Never breathe in the gases and vapors produced by the battery – ensure there is
a sufficient supply of fresh air.
Do not place any tools or electrically conductive metals on the battery, in order
to prevent short circuits.
Never allow battery acid to come into contact with your eyes, skin, or clothing.
Wear eye protection and appropriate protective clothing. Rinse away any
splashed acid immediately and thoroughly with clean water, and consult a physi-
cian if necessary.
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Avoid contact with the liquid
Hand over the battery to the authorized service body for repair
Clean and inspect parts that have come into contact with the liquid
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