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Battery Charging.
Testing and Troubleshooting the LD/R.

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WARNING
High voltage is used in the operation of the battery
charger.
Death on contact may result if personnel
fail to observe safety precautions.
The power cable
and the POWER ON/OFF switch may have high voltage on
exposed terminals.
Dangerous  fumes  or  gases  may  be  generated  during
battery  charging  and  venting  operations.
Do  not
charge,  discharge,  or  vent  batteries  near  an  open
flame.  Charge, discharge, or vent batteries only in a
well ventilated area.
Electrolyte  is  potassium  hydroxide,  a  caustic  base
which can cause severe burns.  Avoid contact with the
skin and eyes.  Protective gloves and goggles must be
worn.
Do not vent batteries while connected to the discharge
analyzer.
Bubbles raised under the encasement material during
charging which are smaller than a 1/2-dollar coin are
of no serious concern.  Place batteries on shelf for a
few days.
If the bubbles remain, wear gloves and a
face shield while placing a rag over the bubble to
protect  your  eyes  and  face  from  caustic  material.
Puncture  edge  of  bubble  with  a  small  sharp  non-
sparking tool and return to stock.
Battery charging at temperatures above 125€ F (2€ C)
is  prohibited.
Overheating  may  result  at  high
temperatures,  which  may  cause  the  batteries  to
explode.  This can result in electrolyte burns.
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