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again with plenty of water. If acid has been drunk unintentionally, consult a doctor immediately. Observe information on the battery, in the Technical Manual and in the Driver's Manual. Danger of explosion: A highly explosive detonating gas mixture is formed when charging batteries. • Disposal: Hand in old batteries at a collection point. • Never dispose of old batteries in the domestic rubbish. Battery handling requirements Low-maintenance battery – Battery terminals do not need to be greased. – The battery terminal clamps should only be attached manually, without excessive force, to prevent damage to the battery housing. – The tightening torque for the battery terminals is 5 Nm (3.5 ftlb.). – If the battery is to be reconnected, proceed according to → Work instructions after disconnecting the battery. – To ensure that the battery does not leak, it is essential to ensure that the original plugs supplied with the battery are screwed into the battery openings. – In the event of loss or damage, only original plugs of the same design should be used. – The plugs must be fitted with an O-ring seal. Battery central venting Note State of the art batteries are fitted with central venting -A- . • The gas generated during charging emerges centrally through an opening on the upper cover side. • Diagnostic system: reading out fault memory and activating systems Battery handling requirements 4921 |