Keep the inside and outside of the Tricycle Motorcycle battery clean

The spillage of electrolyte, mud, dust, etc. on the outer surface of the Electric Tricycle battery will cause short-circuit discharge. The outer surface of the battery, including the poles and chucks, must be wiped frequently to ensure that the battery surface is smooth and clean, and that the poles and chucks are in good and reliable contact. It can be scrubbed with soapy water or alkaline water, but be sure to prevent soapy water or alkaline water from entering the battery, otherwise it will cause self-discharge. A better way is to apply a layer of butter on the outside of the pole connector to prevent electrohydraulic corrosion and oxidation of the connection connector, resulting in poor line contact and unstable circuit operation.

When adding dielectric to the Tricycle Motorcycle battery, the dielectric must be kept clean to prevent the mixing of impurities. Open the vent hole on the filling cap. The small hole on the battery cover is used to emit gases inside the battery. These gases are flammable hydrogen and flammable oxygen. They are produced during charging. If the vent hole is blocked, the battery will be damaged. Heat and gas will be generated during the chemical reaction, which will increase the battery temperature and pressure, and even cause the battery to explode.
Tricycle Motorcycle need to be charged scientifically: Electric Tricycle batteries should generally use a charging method that combines fixed voltage and fixed current. The characteristic of fixed voltage charging is to keep the charging voltage unchanged during the charging process. When charging with a fixed voltage, the charging current will gradually decrease as the battery electromotive force gradually increases during the charging process. When the battery electromotive force is equal to the charging voltage, the charging current will automatically reduce to 0 and charging will automatically stop. However, the disadvantage is that the current cannot be adjusted freely under constant voltage conditions.