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Always insal batteriescorrectly with regardto polarity (+ and—) marked on
the battery and tie equipment. \Ahen batteries are inserted in reverse they
might be short-circuited or charged. This can cause overheating, leakage,
venting, rupture, expbsion, fire and personal injury.
Do not short-circuit batteries.Whan the positive (+)and negative(—) terminals
of a battery are in electrical contact with each other, the battery becomes
shcrt-circuited.
For example loose batteries in a pocket with keys or coins,
can be short-circuited. This can result in 'Miting. leakage, explosion, fire and
personal injury.
Do not charge batteries. Attempting to charge a non-rechargeable (primary)
battery can cause internalgas and/or heat generationresultingin leakage,
venting, explosion, fire and persona] injury.
Do not force discharge batteries. When batteries are force discharged by
rTEans of an external power source the voltage of the battery will be forced
below its design capabiliW and gases will be generated inside
This can result in leakage, venting, explosim, fire and personal injury.
Exhausted batteries should be immediately removed frorn equipment and
properly disposed of. When discharged batteries are kept in the equipment
for a lorg time electrolyte leakage can occur causing damage to me
equiprnent and/or personal injury.
Do not heat batteries. When a battery is exposed to heat, leakage, ventirg,
explosion
fire can occur and cause personal injury.
Do not weld or solder directly to batteries. The heat from wdding or sol&ring
directly to a battery can cause leakage, venting, explosion or fire, and can
cause personal injury.
Do
dismantle batteries. When a
with fie components can be harmful and can cause
Do not deform batteries. Batteries should not be cruslwd, pmctured,
Otha-wise mutilated. Such abuse can cause leakage, venting, expbsion or
fire ard can cause personal injury.
battery.
is dismantled or taka-I apart, contact
injury or fire.
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