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EN - Safety information
DANGER
Risk of burns and fire due to short circuit: Any rechargeable batteries that
are not being used must be stored carefully and must not be opened.
Small metal objects may cause bridging between contacts, leading to a short
circuit.
Keep the contacts of rechargeable batteries that are not in use away from paper
clips, coins, keys, nails, screws, and similar items.
DANGER
Risk of injury and burns due to fluid escaping: If the rechargeable battery is
damaged or is used improperly, fluid and vapors may escape from it.
The fluid may irritate or burn skin. The vapors may irritate airways.
In the event of fluid coming into contact with skin, rinse the affected area with
water. In the event of fluid coming into contact with eyes, seek additional medical
assistance. If vapors arise, ventilate the area with fresh air. Consult a physician if
any problems persist.
DANGER
Risk of explosion due to heat and moisture: The rechargeable battery
contains substances that are sensitive to heat and moisture.
If a disconnected rechargeable battery is exposed to sun, fire, water, or moisture
for an extended period, there is the risk of an explosion occurring.
When the rechargeable battery is disconnected, protect it against heat and
moisture.
Rechargeable battery transportation
The Li-ion rechargeable battery supplied with this product is subject to the
requirements of hazardous goods legislation in all cases without exception. If the
rechargeable battery is being shipped via a third party (such as an air transport
or road haulage company), special packaging and labeling requirements must
be observed.
Only ship the rechargeable battery if the housing is undamaged. Damaged
rechargeable batteries must not be shipped and must instead be handed over to a
disposal point. Signs of damage include a distorted housing, becoming hot while
the equipment is unplugged, becoming excessively hot while the equipment is
plugged in or during charging, leaking fluid or oxidation at the contact points,
and failure to charge.