Collection: Power and Battery

Using a damaged battery or charger can damage additional components or create a fire hazard. Stop using your battery and charger and contact the Manufacturer immediately if any of the following occur:

• Your charger’s flexible power cord or output cable or any of the electrical cables on your is frayed, has broken insulation, or any other signs of damage,
• Your battery or charger is physically damaged, non-functional, or performing abnormally,
• Your battery or charger experienced a significant impact from a fall, crash, or shipping damage, with or without obvious signs of damage,
• Your battery is leaking a clear, pungent, gel-like substance (which is potentially corrosive and flammable),
• Your battery was submerged in liquid or had extensive water exposure or damage, or
• Your charger becomes too hot to touch (it’s designed to get warm with normal use), makes an unusual smell, makes a popping sound, or shows other signs of overheating.

Store any damaged battery or charger in a safe, dry location away from the house and other flammable materials/structures and, as soon as possible, recycle or otherwise dispose of it according to local rules. Contact the manufacturer if you have any questions. In the case of a leaking battery as described above, call the manufacturer immediately.