Attention: The base of the battery electrolyte is acid! Failure to take measures in case of electrolyte contact with the skin or eyes can lead to burns or even loss of vision - immediately wash them with plenty of water, seek medical help in a timely manner! Wear safety goggles and gloves when handling the battery! After performing work, wash your hands thoroughly, do not store the rags used to wipe the surfaces of the battery. Explosive gas is released during battery operation! It is forbidden to use open fire sources, smoking near the battery!
20. Modern rechargeable batteries, subject to the minimum care requirements and under normal conditions, do not require additional maintenance and are designed, on average, for 4 years. Periodically, especially during the hot season, check the electrolyte level in the battery.
Attention: Do not allow the battery to operate for a long time with an insufficient electrolyte level - this can lead to overcharging of the battery, destruction of the plates and a significant reduction in its service life!
21 The electrolyte level is checked visually through the translucent plastic case of the battery. The level in ALL sections of the battery must be between the MIN and MAX marks on the battery case. If the electrolyte level is not visible through the case, check it through the filler holes of the battery sections, it should reach the lower edge of the filler sleeve or close the internal mesh of the battery section (depending on battery design). If it is necessary to adjust the electrolyte level, add the required amount of distilled water.
Note: Do not fill in too much water, excess electrolyte is removed using a special hand pump (pears).
After completing the level adjustment, close the filler holes tightly and wipe the surface of the battery with a rag soaked in 8 alkaline solution.
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