Safety Notice - Absaar SL 30 Bedienungsanleitung

DireCTions of Use
SAFEty WArningS And PrEPArAtion:
Caution: Batteries contain abrasive acids and explosive gases can escape.
No smoking! No naked flames or sources of sparks may be located nearby.
If any part of the body comes into contact with the battery electrolyte, clean the area immediately with
plenty of cold water. If acid enters the eyes, immediately rinse with plenty of water and immediately
consult a doctor.
Keep children and pets away from the battery charging process.
Should the battery or charger become hot during the charging process, stop the process and have the
battery professionally checked.
We recommend that you remove the battery from the vehicle prior to starting the charging process. If this is not
possible, disconnect the negative battery clamp that connects the battery to the bodywork during charging.
Before you disconnect the battery, make sure that you have the PIN codes for the car radio etc. that are required to
power on any devices that are code-secured. Consult the vehicle User's Manual to check if there are any other
vehicle systems that are reset or erased when disconnecting the battery. In case of doubt, contact your vehicle dealer.
Caution: Batteries that have not been used for a long time may be defective due to self-discharge or sulfation.
These batteries can not be charged correctly. Do not use this charger for this type of battery.
The battery charger must not be used as a power supply.
The battery charger must not be installed in a vehicle.
During the battery charging process, the vehicle engine must not be started.

SAFEty noticE:

Do not attempt to recharge any non-rechargeable primary batteries!
Do not expose the battery to direct sunlight!
When using the charger, do not smoke and avoid any naked flames!
Avoid any contact with the electrolyte – it is very abrasive!
To allow a rapid dissipation of gases generated during the charging process, open the battery cell covers and avoid
any naked flames or sparks. The dissipated gases are explosive. Some chargers contain components such as swit-
ches and relays which can produce sparks. Make sure that you use the charger in a suitable location.
Dispose of any defective batteries at public collection points or garages. When disposing of a battery charger, remem-
ber the following: Do not dispose of any metal or plastic parts in the domestic waste!
Dispose of all parts at the public collection points!
Correct disposal of the product – the crossed-out trash bin symbol on the product means that it
is subject to the European Directive 2002/96/EC.
If the power cord of this device is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer, its authorised service centres
or a similarly qualified person. To avoid accidents and damage, do not make any modifications to the power cord
yourself!
Persons (including children) who have insufficient knowledge or experience in using the device or who are physically,
sensorially or mentally handicapped may only use the device under the supervision of a person responsible for their
safety. Children must be kept under supervision and may not play with the device.
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