Accumulator charging
During normal use, the battery does not need to be recharged from external sources. Only for extended periods of inactivity does the battery need to be recharged every 6 weeks. Recharging may also be required when the vehicle is mainly used for short trips at night. Otherwise, the need to recharge the battery indicates a malfunction of the battery or its charging circuit. When using the charger, it is not necessary to disconnect it from the car's electrical wiring, however, you should turn off the ignition and leave the hood open.
Very fast charging should be avoided as this can cause permanent damage to the battery due to overheating. With any method of charging, the temperature of the electrolyte in the battery should not exceed 38°C. If the battery becomes hot or there is vigorous gas evolution in the electrolyte, then charging should be stopped. Charging should be done with a constant current equal to 1/20 of the battery capacity. The end of charging is indicated by the intensive release of gases from the battery and the fact that the density of the electrolyte does not change over the last 3 hours of charging.
Visitor comments