Battery Warnings - APRILIA eSR1 Manual Del Usuario

Damage caused by the battery being left uncharged for a long period is irreversible and is
not covered by the limited warranty. Once the damage has occurred, the battery cannot be
recharged (the battery must not be dismantled by unqualified personnel, as this could lead
to electric shocks, short circuits or even major safety incidents). If the owner is away, e.g.
on holiday, and the device is entrusted to a third party, leave it in a partial charge state (20-
50% charge), not fully charged.
Carry out regular visual inspection of the charger and charger cables. If the battery charger
cable is clearly damaged, do not use it to avoid further damage and/or risks; please contact
us for a replacement.

Battery warnings

The battery consists of lithium-ion cells and chemical elements that are hazardous to
health and the environment. Do not use the item if it emits odours, substances or excessive
amounts of heat. Do not dispose of the item or the battery with household waste. The end
user is responsible for the disposal of electrical and electronic equipment and batteries in
compliance with all applicable regulations.
Avoid used, defective and/or non-original batteries of other models or brands.
DANGER
Do not leave the battery near fire or heat sources. Fire and explosion hazard.
Do not open the battery or take it apart. Do not strike, throw, or puncture the battery or
attach objects onto it.
Do not touch any substances leaking from the battery, as they are deemed hazardous. Do
not allow children or pets to touch the battery.
Do not overcharge or short-circuit the battery. Fire and explosion hazard.
Do not immerse or expose the battery to water, rain or other liquids. Do not expose the
battery to direct sunlight, excessive heat or cold (for example, do not leave the item or
battery in a car in direct sunlight for extended periods of time), or environments containing
explosive gases or flames.
Do not carry or store the battery with metal objects such as hairpins, necklaces, etc.
Contact between metal objects and battery contacts may cause a short circuit resulting in
physical injury or death.
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