Bombard SUNRIDER 500 Manual Del Propietário página 62

INSTALLATION AND CIRCUIT - Electricity
IV-2-3-Handling
IV-2-3-2 Battery maintenance
Comply with Bombard recommendations and battery manufacturer
recommendations for everyday maintenance.
BATTERY CARE:
 KEEP THE BATTERY CLEAN AND DRY TO AVOID PREMATURE
WEAR
 TIGHTEN AND MAINTAIN THE TERMINAL LUGS COATING
THEM REGULARLY WITH VASELINE
CAUTION
WARNING
WATER FROM
CONTAINS MINERALS THAT DAMAGE THE BATTERIES.
CONSEQUENTLY ALWAYS TOP UP WITH DISTILLED
WATER.
• KEEP BATTERIES AND BATTERY ACID OUT OF THE
REACH OF CHILDREN
• ALWAYS KEEP BATTERIES UPRIGHT
• WHEN ADDING BATTERY ACID OR RECHARGING THE
BATTERY, ALWAYS REMOVE IT FROM THE ENGINE
COMPARTMENT
• BATTERY
SUBSTANCE IT CONTAINS SULPHURIC ACID THAT CAN
CAUSE SERIOUS BURNS AVOID CONTACT WITH THE
SKIN, EYES AND CLOTHING
• BATTERIES MAY GIVE OFF EXPLOSIVE GASES REMOVE
ALL SOURCES
CIGARETTES, ETC.
•
ONLY CHARGE OR USE A BATTERY IN A WELL AIRED
PLACE. ALWAYS PROTECT YOUR EYES WHEN WORKING
CLOSE TO A BATTERY.
In winter (boat on ground):
 If you do not plan to use your boat for a month or more, remove
the battery and store it in a cool, dark and dry place. Recharge the
battery fully before re-using it, and remove the drain plugs.
 If the battery is to be put away for a long period, check the
density of the battery acid at least once a month and recharge the
battery when the density is too low.
Battery acid density: 1.28 at 20 °C
At anchor:
 For the SUNRIDER 650 only, do not remove the battery; the
bilge pump circuit must be in 'automatic' mode.
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THE WATER
ACID IS A TOXIC
OF SPARKS,
COLLECTION SYSTEM
AND DANGEROUS
NAKED FLAMES,