do i have to add water to this battery now and then
1401582
If it's a jell, no. If it's maintenance free or sealed, no. Otherwise, yes. (A sealed or maintenance free battery will not have any plugs that you would remove to check or refill it.)
1401583
It is practically impossible to find a battery that needs the water checked, anymore... But for this model it is gel so adding water is the LAST thing you want to do! ;) (It'll make a huge mess when it expands)
1401584
I believe it is maintenance free. I installed it 2 years ago and have not checked water levels.
1705497
The yellow part you see on top of the battery has floats in them so when the battery is full the entry of water stops. As the water in the battery is used up the floats drop down allowing more water to enter. So the3 water in the fill line will just flow into the battery as the battery calls for it. The squeeze bulb part disconnects. So to answer your question, no it should not cause a problem.
46637
I'd have to say do as the battery states. For if you do anything different the battery will burn out faster or take a false charge.
71824
No you don't but personally, I prefer to fully charge it and then drain it twice before I use it.
1014531
It ok to do either one , the battery it self has a limited number of charges. I keep mines charged haven't had any problems with it.
2108694
Yes, Thats how I always used it. This battery will die after a couple of years. Might that be your problem?
879177
This may work for you. I found that if there is not water inside, just take the batteries out and let it "rest" for several days. Then fire it back up. I did that with my current unit and it has been working well for about six months now. Had this problem with multiple units.
1579009
No, you have to get the acid and add it to the battery after receiveing it.
1402330
There are very specific instructions for this battery. If you follow the directions, they work great. They cannot be "trickle charged" (this will damage them) and need to be brought in over the winter.
1889603
No just use it until the lights go out then recharge, it's an ion battery, so it's best to drain it then charge to full.Love mine it have saved me a ton of headaches.
1727110
If you already got a battery to save money then I think you should go out of any building, a few feet away from any thing, then apply the new battery (I assume you have already cleaned it after the leak), and bring an extension cord to connect to test. Hopefully if it did not get hot, and blow off any fuse of electricity, and a long list of ifs then you could be fine.
2259139
According to the instructions, you should add water if it gets below the designated optimum level. You should not let it run dry. I hope this helps.
1546681
Not necessary. It can be added to existing coolant as long as the coolant/water mixture is correct.
1502534
No. The instructions that came with mine indicated that no water is needed.
1077843
Connect to pos & neg on battery and leave it. Apply charger as needed. This is a slight drain on battery but better than sulphation.
1277178
If you mean that the batteries that you want to repair are dry then they probably cannot be repaired. The chemicals in the kit are to be mixed with water before adding it to the battery. Try to add four ounces of the chemical solution to each cell of the battery.
1761159
I basically did just that when I changed out my battery. I never noticed any issues. Robert