Instructions for the use and maintenance of Li-ion Battery Charger

Before charging, the most important thing is to confirm, the charging voltage and current of the battery charger is matched to the voltage and current of the electric vehicle battery.

Please note that, before charging, connect the DC output plug of the battery charger to the charging port of the battery first, then connect the AC power plug of the battery charger.

For Li-Ion battery chargers with LED indicators. Red light means in charging, green light means fully charged or the charger is standby.

If you do not need to use the charger for a long time, you should unplug the charger and place the charger in a cool and dry place indoors.

Non-professionals are strictly prohibited from disassembling and repairing the li-ion battery charger. Because of the high voltage inside the charger, there is a risk of electric shock, especially if your hands are wet.

When charging, ensure that there are no flammable and explosive items around to provide a safe environment for battery charging.

When charging, the charger will dissipate heat, it should be used in a dry and ventilated place and cannot be charged under the seat of the electric vehicle.

During the charging process, if any abnormality is found, unplug the power plug immediately and stop charging.

Charge the lithium-ion battery according to standard times and procedures. It is best not to charge the lithium-ion battery when the power is low or when the power is about to run out. The lithium-ion battery should be recharged immediately after more than 30% of the remaining power.