PRECAUTION

SAFETY

• Always wear acid resistant clothing, protective goggles, PVC gloves and rubber boots.
• Avoid smoking, sparks and flames near operating or charging lead acid batteries.
• Keep metal objects away from terminals.
• Batteries are heavy. Lift carefully and do not place on unstable surfaces.

EMERGENCY ACTION

• Splashes in eyes : Wash out the eye with plenty of water for at least 15 minutes.
• Splashes on skin : Remove contaminated clothing carefully and wash the affected skin areas with plenty of water.
• Swallowed : Drink copious amounts of milk of magnesia, water or milk. Do not induce vomiting.

STORAGE

• Keep batteries upright
• Batteries should not be directly exposed to the sun.
• Keep batteries clean and always store in a cool, dry place.
• Never stack over 4 layers.
• Never drop, never overthrow.
• In all cases, (First in, First Out) storage procedure should be applied

• Batteries must NEVER be disposed of in household waste.
• Batteries are recyclable material.
• Do not throw away.

* Date Coding System on the Cover
   (eg.) Date Code (MFG. Code) : 8AKJ01 means manufacturing date Jan.01.2018

8 = Year 2018
A = MFG. Month
      A(JAN), B(FEB), C(MAR), D(APR), E(MAY), F(JUN), G(JUL), H(AUG), J(SEP), K(OCT), L(NOV), M(DEC)
J = Jeonju Plant, D = Deajeon Plant  

• Check the vehicle’s engine is turned off.
• Remove the negative cable (Ground) first, and then positive cable from the old battery.
• Remove the hold-down bracket or clamp.
• Replace with new battery and fix it with hole-down bracket or clamp.
• Connect cables in reverse order from positive to negative
      (if clamp or cables are corroded, remove corroded material and grease it)

• Check the Container, Cover and Terminals. Where physical damage is present, replace the battery.
• Check the Indicator (If the battery has the Indicator). Always look right down when viewing the Indicator and lightly tap the Indicator on the battery to dislodge any air bubbles.

• If OCV is below 12.4V, recharge the battery immediately.
  

• Connect the battery tester to battery terminals.
• Measure the temperature of the battery around.
• Set the battery tester ampere values for ½ of the CCA rating
• Apply the load for 15 seconds and read the voltage.
• Compare measured values with values in TABLE 2.
• If the values are outside of the table values, recharge the battery and test again.
• If the battery fails the load test twice, replace it. Sometimes, electronic testers such as MIDTRONICS, SNAP-ON and etc are used instead of load tester.
• Electronic testers are only suitable for batteries that have been in use for a certain time.
• They cannot rate the performance of new or unused batteries.
• For this reason, ATLASBX recommends the test defined in global standards to confirm rated specifications.