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ADDITIONAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS FOR
BATTERY CHARGER
In the design of the battery charger the require-
ments for safe usage have been taken into ac-
count. Any change, adaptation, conversion or other
use may interfere with the safety of the apparatus.
In addition, the guarantee will nolonger be valid
because of this.
Keep out of the reach of children!
• Avoid a danger to life and the risk of injuries
due to improper use!
• Do not operate the device if the cables, the
mains cables or plug are damaged. A damaged
mains cable indicates a life threatending dan-
ger due to electric shock.
• Only have a damaged power cable repaired by
authorized and trained professionals! In the
event a repair is required, please contact the
service center for your country
• Danger for electric shock! For batteries perma-
nently mounted in a vehicle, verify the vehicle
is switched off! Switch off the ignition and put
the vehicle in park with the handbrake engaged
(e.g. car) or fixed rope (e.g. electric boat)!
• Danger for electric shock! Disconnect the car
charger from the mains before connecting or
removing the connectors to/from the battery.
• First connect the clamp not connected to the
car body.
• Connect the other clamp to the car body, away
from the battery and the fuel line. Then only
connect the car charger to the power supply.
• Disconnect the car charger from the power
supply after charging.
Danger of electric shock! Only touch the
terminal connection cables ("-" and "+") in
the insulated area!
• Danger of electric shock! Establish the connec-
tion to the battery and the mains current socket
completely protected from moisture.
• Danger of electric shock! Only assemble,
maintain and care for the car charger whilst
disconnected from the mains!
• Danger of electric shock! Once the charging and
discharge process is completed, in batteries
permanently installed in vehicles first discon-
nect the charger's negative terminal connection
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cable (black) from the battery's negative termi-
nal.
• Do not leave toddlers or children unsupervised
with the car charger!
• Children are not yet able to assess potential
danger in handling electric appliances. Always
supervise children to ensure they do not play
with the tool.
Explosion hazard! Protect yourself from
a highly explosive hydrogenoxygen reaction!
The battery may emit gaseous hydrogen
during charging and trickle charging.
Oxyhydrogen is an explosive mix of gaseous
hydrogen and oxygen. Contact with open
fire (flames, embers or sparks) will cause
the so-called oxyhydrogen reaction!
Perform charging and trickle charging in
a well ventilated room protected from the
weather. Be sure there is no open fire
during charging and maintenance charging!
• Danger of explosion and fire hazard! Ensure that
there is no possibility of ignition of explosive or
flame able materials, such as petrol or solvents,
while using the charger!
• Explosive gasses! Avoid flames and sparks!
• Ensure adequate ventilation whilst charging.
• Place the battery on a well ventilated surface
whilst charging. Ignoring this may damage the
device.
Explosion hazard! Ensure the positive
terminal connection cable does not come
into contact with fuel lines.
• Danger of chemical burns! Protect your eyes
and skin against corrosion from acids when
coming into contact with the battery!
• Use acid-proof goggles, clothing and gloves! If
eyes or skin has come into contact with sulphu-
ric acid, rinse the effected body region off with
a plenty of clean water and consults a doctor
straight away!
• Avoid electric short-circuits when connecting
the car charger to the battery. Only connect
the negative terminal connection cable to the
negative battery terminal or the car body. Only
connect the positive terminal connection cable
to the positive battery terminal!
• Before connecting to the mains, verify the
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