ATTENTION!!!
1. Remove the battery from the charging procedure kit;
2. The charger must only be connected to the outlet if the battery is connected;
3. Never charge, discharge, use, or store a damaged or swollen LiPo battery (Especially
in the event of a fall or crash). Immediately follow appropriate disposal protocols;
4. Avoid buying used LiPo batteries;
5. It is essential that all cells in the LiPo battery maintain the same voltage across all
cells at all times. If the voltages between the cells differ too much from one another,
the battery can become unstable and dangerous;
6. Charge your battery in a location away from flammable objects (such as wooden
tables or carpet. The ideal surface for charging and storing LiPo batteries is concrete
or ceramic). LiPo battery fires are rare, however, they can happen;
7. Never leave your LiPo batteries charging alone. If the battery starts to swell, smoke
or catch fire, you need to deal with the situation immediately;
8. Never overcharge a LiPo battery. Normally a full charge is 4.2v per cell;
9. Never discharge a LiPo battery below 3.0v per cell. The ideal is that you never let
go below 3.2V per cell to maintain a healthy battery;
10. Never leave LiPo batteries at a full charge for more than 2 or 3 days. If by the 3rd
day you realize that you will not be using the battery, discharge the battery to 3.6V-
3.8V per cell for safe storage;
11. Always store LiPo batteries at room temperature. Do not store in a very hot, or
very cold place;
12. Remember heat is the number one enemy of LiPo batteries. The hotter your
batteries get, the shorter their service life will be. Never charge a battery that is still
warm from use, and never use a battery that is still warm;
