Rocky Mountain Overtimepack Guide De L'utilisateur page 7

Overtimepack - Owner's manual
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Warnings
• Before using the Overtimepack™ for the first time, charge it to 100%.
• The Overtimepack™ has all the required certifications, and a Battery Management
System (BMS) that provides multiple levels of fail-safes to prevent hazards. Despite
this safety measure, a charged battery that has reached extreme temperatures or
a charging port that has sustained damage can be dangerous, leading to electrical
shock, fire, or injury.
• If your Overtimepack™ or charger shows any signs of damage, do not use it, and
immediately bring it to your authorized Rocky Mountain® retailer for inspection.
• The Overtimepack™ should only be serviced by mechanics that have gone through
Mountain® Powerplay™ training.
• Do not allow any small, sharp, and/or metallic objects to come in contact with the
battery or the battery's charging port.
• Do not modify, open or disassemble the Overtimepack™.
• Never clean the Overtimepack™ with a high-pressure washer or submerge it in
water. Do not use alcohol, solvent or abrasive cleaners to clean the Overtimepack™.
Use a soft, damp cloth.
• If damaged, the Overtimepack™ can cause skin irritation and burns, and battery
gases can be released and irritate airways. If any fluids or gases from the battery
come into contact with skin or eyes, immediately flush with water and seek medical
assistance.
• If a battery fire occurs, do not attempt to directly extinguish it with water. You can
use water to extinguish materials surrounding the battery, but not the chemical
cells themselves. To properly extinguish a burning battery, use a Class ABC or BC
fire extinguisher. Sand can also be used to smother the fire effectively. If possible,
without exposing yourself to any personal risk of injury, bring the heated or ignited
Overtimepack™ outside to prevent the fire from spreading. If the Overtimepack™
is connected to a charger, the first action should be to unplug the charger or cut the
power from the grid.
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