| Safety markings on battery |
| 1. - | Fires, sparks, naked flames and smoking are prohibited when handling batteries. Avoid sparks as well as electrostatic discharge when working with cables and electrical units. Avoid short circuits. Therefore never lay a tool on a battery. |
| 2. - | Wear eye protection before commencing work on battery. |
| 3. - | Keep children away from acid and batteries. |
| 4. - | Disposal: old batteries are classed as hazardous waste. They may only be disposed of through a suitable collection centre and only in accordance with respective legislation. |
| 5. - | Never dispose of old batteries in household waste system! |
| 6. - | There is a danger of an explosion when working with batteries. A highly explosive gas is produced when batteries are charged. |
| 7. - | Always follow instructions on battery, in ELSA "Electrical System, General Information" and in owner's manual. |
| 8. - | Battery acid is very caustic; therefore wear eye protection and gloves when working with batteries. Do not tilt battery. Acid can leak out of the gas vents of some batteries. |
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