Using And Handling Batteries - Kaleas 43010 Bedienungsanleitung

Using and handling batteries

Please note the following safety instructions for handling batteries. Bat-
teries can leak or explode, releasing toxic or corrosive substances, result-
ing in injury or significant damage to objects.
Never charge non-rechargeable batteries, as this poses an explosion
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hazard as well as damage resulting from leaking acid.
Charge rechargeable batteries using only chargers that are suitable
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and that have been tested for this purpose. Otherwise, the battery
may pose a fire hazard.
! Charge batteries only at ambient temperatures between 0 to +40°C /
32 to +104°F.
! Do not bridge the contacts of batteries with electrically conductive
material and do not plunge batteries into water or other liquids. A
short circuit between the battery contacts can cause burns and/or fire.
! Do not open, modify or destroy batteries, and do not subject them to
unnecessary jolts, direct sunlight, fire, microwaves, extreme pressure
or temperatures above 50°C / 122°F. Do not store batteries in hot lo-
cations.
Do not use batteries that are leaky, discolored, deformed or are dam-
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aged in any other way.
! Improper use can cause fluid leakage. Leaking battery fluid can cause
skin irritation or burns. Avoid contact with leaked fluid. In case of ac-
cidental contact, rinse with water and seek medical assistance.
! Improper handling poses the risk of short-circuit or even explosion.
Harmful vapors can escape and irritate the airways. Seek fresh air,
and get medical attention if complaints persist.
Dispose of depleted batteries and defective equipment
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according to statutory regulations.
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