2. Battery maintenance and precautions
1. Check the liquid level every other week. If it drops, please refill it with distilled or purified water. The surface, connecting wires, and bolts of the battery should always be kept clean and dry.
2. The connection of the battery must be kept in good contact, so as not to cause sparks to cause the battery to explode or the * column to burn.
3. The battery should avoid over-discharge, strong charging, and under-charging. Otherwise, battery life will be shortened.
4. No harmful impurities are allowed to fall into the battery, and the instruments and utensils used to measure the concentration, density, temperature and liquid level of the electrolyte should be kept clean to prevent impurities from being brought into the battery.
5. Do not place any conductive objects on the battery cover, so as not to cause an external short circuit of the battery.
6. After the battery is discharged, it should be charged in time. Longer intervals must not* exceed 24 hours.
7. If the battery is out of date during use, you should find out the cause and repair it immediately. If it cannot be repaired, you need to replace it with a new battery.
8. The temperature of the water and sulfuric acid solution injected into the battery should be between 10-40°C, and should not be too high or too low. If the battery temperature is **45°C during charging, stop charging immediately and wait until the liquid temperature drops. get on.
9. Smoke and fire are strictly prohibited in the charging room to avoid hydrogen explosion accidents. There should be good ventilation facilities in the charging room, and the temperature should not exceed 15 degrees.
10. In the process of battery use, the voltage, density, and capacity are often unbalanced. In addition to preventing the occurrence of the above phenomenon, equalizing charging can also prevent the generation of backward batteries, so that each battery can achieve a good balance and consistency during use.
