Technician Safety Information

(1) Fire, sparks, naked flame and smoking prohibited:
- Avoid formation of sparks when handling cables and electrical components.
- Avoid short-circuits.

(2) Wear eye protection.

(3) Keep children away from acid and batteries.

(4) Risk of explosion:
- A highly explosive gas mixture is produced when batteries are charged.

(5) Read notes on battery, in instructions for use and in Driver's Manual.

(6) Risk of acid burns:
- Battery acid is extremely caustic.
- Wear protective gloves and eye protection.
- Do not tilt battery as acid may flow out of the vent openings.

(7) First aid:
- If acid has splashed into eyes, rinse immediately with clear water for several minutes. Then, consult a doctor without delay.
- If acid has splashed on skin or clothing, neutralize immediately with acid converter or soap suds and rinse with plenty of water.
- If acid has been swallowed, consult a doctor immediately.

(8) Warning note:
- Do not leave batteries unattended and exposed to direct daylight.
- Discharged and faulty batteries may freeze up; for this reason always store where there is no risk of frost.

(9) Disposal:
- Hand over old batteries to an official collection point.
- Do not tilt batteries when transporting.
- Never dispose of old batteries in domestic refuse.