Surely every car enthusiast has encountered battery-related problems. The battery needs to be charged regularly. To do this, you need to know how to properly remove it, as well as install it. In addition, you need to know all the safety rules for working with a battery.
Instructions
Step 1
Before installing the car battery, you need to check its charge. If the battery is discharged, be sure to charge it. In order to charge a car battery, you must have a charger. The battery and charger must be connected correctly. The positive pole clip must be clamped to the positive pole and the negative pole clip to the negative pole. After that, turn on the charger.
Step 2
In order for the charging to be carried out correctly, it is necessary to adjust the charging current power to 1/10 of the twenty-hour capacity. For example, if the battery is 100 Ah, then it needs to be charged at 100 Ah / 10. The charging process takes about 14 hours. It all depends on how discharged the battery is. After the charging process is completed, you need to disconnect the charger. Disconnect the clamps from the poles. First you need to disconnect the clamp of the negative pole, and only then the positive pole.
Step 3
When using the battery, you must follow the safety rules. During charging, a mixture of hydrogen and oxygen is released, which is explosive. Do not tilt the battery more than 45 °. Electrolyte leakage may occur. The electrolyte is a corrosive liquid. If electrolyte comes into contact with the skin, seek immediate medical attention.
Step 4
It is necessary to take seriously the connection of the car's battery network must be carried out with the consumers disconnected. The battery has two poles - positive and negative. There are two wires running from the car's network. Black wire means positive pole and red wire means negative. The first step is to connect the wire to the positive pole, and then only to the negative. Be careful not to reverse the poles, otherwise a short circuit will occur, which can easily lead to damage to the battery or failure of the vehicle's network.
Step 5
The battery must be securely fixed in the standard socket of the car. The terminals must be tightly clamped on the poles of the terminals. The wires must be loose.
