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HEALTH & SAFETY INFORMATION

5.1 GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS FOR BATTERY CHARGERS

WARNING! Explosive gases. When a battery is charged it can produce hydrogen gas which is
explosive. Charging should be carried out in a well ventilated area and away from sources of
heat flames and sparks.
Indoor use only. This charger must not be used outside in rain or snow conditions.
Disconnect the mains cable. Before making or breaking the connection to the battery
terminals, remove the plug from the power supply.
Connect the charger carefully. Make sure the red clamp is attached to the battery positive
terminal. The black clamp attaches to the negative. Do not reverse the clamps or allow them
to touch each other.
Refer to the vehicle manufacturers information. Follow these instructions fully to make sure
no damage occurs to the vehicle or it's equipment.
Do not cover the charger. Allow air to circulate around the charger to prevent over heating.
The charger is equipped with a time-lag fuse inside. Over-heating will trip the fuse to
prevent damage and will not reset until sufficiently cooled.
Do not use the charger within the vehicle. Stand it on a level firm surface to prevent
damage to the charger or vehicle.
Do not tamper with this product. Repairs and maintenance must be carried out by an
authorized service agent. Only use genuine Draper spare parts. Do not modify this product in
any way.
Wear approved safety goggles (not safety glasses) and latex/nitrile gloves. Before charging
a maintenance type battery the electrolyte (battery acid) must be filled to the maximum
marked levels. Never use tap water. Distilled water or electrolyte must be used.
Never attempt to charge non-rechargeable batteries. Only charge lead acid batteries within
the voltage and amp hour capacities of the charger.
Never attempt to charge a frozen battery.
Never attempt to charge a damaged or distorted battery.
Keep out of the reach of children.
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