Electrolyte
| CAUTION | Unprotected contact with electrolyte will severely burn skin, eyes and mucous membrane. Electrolyte gasses will burn breathing passages. Ingestion of electrolyte will burn digestive system. FIRST AID: If electrolyte is spilled on eyes or skin, flush at once with large quantities of water. Remove any clothing affected and also flush with water. Never tip a battery on edge. Electrolyte can spill from ventilation openings. Should electrolyte be spilled on painted surfaces in vehicle or on floor, remove with absorbent material (dispose of absorbent material properly). Neutralize any remaining electrolyte with mixture of baking soda and water. Do not touch electrolyte with bare hands. Avoid skin contact. After servicing batteries, do not touch mouth, nose or eyes. Thoroughly wash hands prior to breaks and upon completion of battery servicing. Keep area where batteries are serviced free from food and drink. |
| CAUTION | Keep open flames and sparks away and DO NOT smoke near batteries. Smoking and open flames are prohibited while working near batteries. Avoid sparks when working with wiring, connectors, electrical components, as well as tools and equipment used for servicing. Always reinstall battery positive (B+) or negative (-) terminal covers if removed during servicing. |