1. When charging, the charger will generate heat, and the battery will also generate heat. A good ventilation environment should be selected. If the ventilation conditions are too poor, short circuit combustion may occur due to overheating.
2. When charging, the charger should be placed on the pedal. It is strictly forbidden to cover it with objects or place it on the cushion or in the seat bucket.
3. When the charger is carried with the car, there is no shock protection. Long-term vehicle bumps will cause the power device to be desoldered and ignite and burn during operation. It is recommended that the charger should not be carried with the car.
4. After the charger falls or collides, the fan is easy to break. When charging, you should observe whether the charger cooling fan is operating normally. If the fan is broken, it should be repaired or replaced with a new charger in time.
5. The charging time is 8-10 hours. Do not charge the electric vehicle for a long time, especially in hot summer weather. If the charger is charged for a long time, the heat of the charger is difficult to dissipate and burns.
6. When charging, the power cord is extended at will, and it is often pulled back and forth, the joints are loose, the lines are aged, and the rubber of the wires is damaged and short-circuited and ignited.
7. When charging, the electric door lock must be turned off. If the electric door lock is turned on, the charging battery voltage will increase, which will burn the electric door lock and cause a short circuit and fire.
8. When charging, you should choose qualified flame-retardant wires, and the circuit should be equipped with leakage protection devices.