Correct Handling Of The Battery - AsViva EKC2 Betriebsanleitung

CORRECT HANDLING OF THE BATTERY

Only charge your battery with the charger supplied. Under no circumstances use a charger from
another manufacturer.
Not even if the charger plug matches your battery. In this case, the battery can heat up, ignite or
explode.
Make sure that the battery and the charger do not get damp or wet during the charging process to
avoid electric shocks and short circuits.
Keep the battery and charger out of the reach of children. When charging the battery, please make
sure that it is not exposed to the blazing sun. Under no circumstances should you use a defective
battery or charger. If you are not absolutely sure or have any questions, please contact your dealer.
Use a dry or at most a slightly damp cloth to clean the battery case. Under no circumstances should
you direct the jet of a high-pressure cleaner at the battery.
Check the charge status if the battery is not used for more than two months and recharge it from time
to time.
Make sure that the battery does not discharge completely (so-called deep discharge). The deep
discharge permanently damages the battery of your verhicle.
If the battery or charger needs to be replaced, please only use original spare parts. However, if other
spare parts or accessories that do not match are used, there is an increased risk of damage and
malfunctions. In such a case, any warranty claim on the product expires.
Do not dispose of your battery in normal household waste. Observe the battery disposal law.
Please also note any existing information on the corresponding sticker on the battery or charger.
Never open or repair the battery. A battery with a damaged housing may no longer be used.
REPLACE THE BATTERY IMMEDIATELY. Short circuit, fire and explosion hazard.
Opening or manipulating the electrical and mechanical components of the drive and the battery will
void the warranty.
The charger may only be connected to a 100-240 volt socket. Please make sure that the existing mains
voltage matches the supply voltage of the charger.
If possible, always park the vehicle in the shade so that the battery cells can recover from the unavoi-
dable sun exposure while driving.
Also make sure that your vehicle is positioned so that it is protected from rain and snow.
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