In case of contact with battery acid, wash the contaminated part with fresh water for at least 15 minutes and consult a doctor.

Remove bracelets, rings and every other piece of jewellery before working on the batteries.

All maintenance operations listed must be performed only by skilled personnel.

Monitor the voltage of the engine and service batteries. During the charging phase 29.1V can be reached, this is a temporary value, well tolerated, both by the batteries and by the battery charger. This value must be monitored and, if this situation lasts for too long, the magneto-thermal breakers of the battery charger must be disconnected.

Always keep the batteries charged and recharge them periodically even if the yacht is left unattended. If the charge level drops to the minimum, the batteries can get irreparably damaged. Check the charge status each week.

The battery replacement must always use the original model of battery originally furnished by the shipyard.

Batteries may be subject to explosion hazard, with subsequent risks of serious personal injuries. Do not use open flames, smoke, cause sparks or use arc-welders in the area where batteries are located. Do not disconnect battery cables when the generator is running.
Battery acid may cause serious injuries. Wear safety goggles, gloves and protective clothing.
Do not wear any bracelet, ring or any other jewel when operating on batteries.
In case of contact with battery acid, wash the contaminated part with fresh water for at least 15 minutes and address to a doctor.

Always remove the negative terminal (-) for grounding connection first and connect it last.

Operations on batteries must be performed by qualified personnel.

Check the condition of the batteries, making sure there are no traces of electrolytic corrosion on the poles and connection terminals; if corrosion is detected, contact the RIVA After Sales & Service Department and replace the affected elements.