Practical advice
To avoid sparking, you must
In this manual: Practical advice
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- Check that the "electrical consumers" (courtesy lamps, etc.) are switched off before disconnecting or connecting the battery;
- during charging, switch off the charger at the mains before connecting or disconnecting the battery;
- Note that there must be no metal objects on the battery. Do not allow a short circuit between the terminals.
- Wait at least one minute after switching off the engine before disconnecting the battery.
- After installation, make sure the battery terminals are connected correctly.
Connecting the battery charger
The charger must be compatible with a 12 V battery.
Do not disconnect the battery while the engine is running. Follow the instructions in the battery charger's manual.
Some batteries may require a special charging method; seek advice from an Authorised Dacia Partner. Avoid sparking, which may directly cause an explosion, and charge the battery only in a well-ventilated area. Risk of serious injury. Handle the battery with care because it contains sulphuric acid, contact with skin or eyes is very dangerous. In this case, rinse the area thoroughly with water and consult a doctor if necessary. Keep open flames and any glowing or sparking objects at a safe distance from the battery, due to the risk of explosion. When carrying out work near the engine, remember that it may be hot. In addition, the radiator fan may start at any time. Risk of injury.Test yourself
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