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liquid from a ruptured Li-ion battery.
2. Consider replacing the Li-ion battery with a new one if you note either of the following
conditions:
-The Li-ion battery run time drops below 80% of the original run time.
-The Li-ion battery charge time increases signicantly.
6.3. Cleaning
If necessary, clean the Li-ion battery with a soft, dry cloth. Never use liquids, solvents, or
abrasives to clean the Li-ion battery.
7. Storage
Follow the storage instructions in this manual to optimize the lifespan of the Li-ion battery
during storage. If these instructions are not followed and the Li-ion battery has no charge
remaining when it is checked, consider it to be damaged. Do not attempt to recharge or use
it. Replace it with a new Li-ion battery.
The self-discharge of the Li-ion battery is <3% per month.
Storage instructions:
1. Charge the Li-ion battery to >50% of its capacity before storage.
2. Disconnect the Li-ion battery from all loads and, if present, the charging device.
3. Place the enclosed protective caps over the terminals during storage.
4. Charge the Li-ion battery to >50% of its capacity every 1 year.
8. Transportation
Always check all applicable local, national, and international regulations before transporting
a Litihium Iron Phosphate battery.
Transporting an end-of-life, damaged, or recalled battery may, in certain cases, be
specically limited or prohibited.
The transport of the Li-ion battery falls under hazard class UN3480, class 9. For transport over
water, air and land, the battery falls within packaging group PI965 Section II.
9. Disposal and recycling
Always discharge the Li-ion battery before disposal unless the battery is damaged. Use
electrical tape or other approved covering over the Li-ion battery connection points
to prevent short circuits.Battery recycling is encouraged. Dispose the Li-ion battery in
accordance with local, state and federal laws and regulations.