1- To prevent a reduction in the battery's useful life and damage to the battery plates, avoid consecutive long starts as well as charging and discharging the battery.

2- When changing the oil, check the battery connections and ensure they are secure.

3- Every six months, inspect the vehicle's electrical system and check for any potential issues.

4- If you are not using the vehicle for an extended period, remove the battery from the vehicle or disconnect the battery terminal.

5- Never overcharge the car battery.

6- Use a wrench to tighten the terminals, and avoid hitting the battery terminals.

7- Checking the electrolyte level (acid water) about 20 millimeters above the surface of the plates is sufficient.

8- Do not expose the battery to direct sunlight or excessive heat.

9- In tropical regions and hot weather, or with excessive use of the vehicle, the electrolyte level (acid water) may decrease due to evaporation. Considering the climatic conditions of the country, it is necessary to check the electrolyte level (acid water) in the battery during every oil change or at regular intervals, and if necessary, add distilled water to an appropriate level, such that the electrolyte level (acid water) covers about 20 millimeters above the insulation of the plates.

10- Avoid adding various additives (like battery tablets, etc.).

11- Avoid creating a connection between the negative and positive terminals of the battery, as this may cause an explosion or serious damage to the battery and the vehicle.

12- Do not open the battery and dispose of its contents due to the presence of acid and lead materials in the environment.

Battery storage conditions

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