Crown Battery 18-125VP-17

Warning: This procedure requires trained personnel with PPE!

Is the battery water level low?

If water level is low, proceed with the following steps. If not, skip to step 7.

Select the type of water used for replacement

Enter the amount of water added to the battery

Did the water reach the proper electrolyte level?

Is there any visible tray corrosion?

If tray corrosion is visible, report to the maintenance team immediately.

Check uniformity of construction and content in each cell

Check if some cells take less charge than others

Check if cells with lower state of charge are up to the same level as others after equalizing charge

Enter the frequency of equalization

Check if unnecessary equalizing charges are avoided

Select the battery operation type

Sign off on the battery maintenance

Warning: This procedure involves handling of corrosive substances. Ensure proper PPE is worn.

Check for minor spills or overflows of electrolyte

If minor spills or overflows are found, clean with rags or paper towels and dispose immediately.

Check if the top of the battery is dirty or looks damp

If the battery is dirty or damp, it is ready for a general cleaning.

General cleaning involves Powerhouse Cleaner's 3 Step Process (Corrosion Remover, Battery Cleaner, Rinse)

Step 1: Use Powerhouse's Corrosion Remover

Spray Corrosion Remover onto the corroded areas

Let the Corrosion Remover sit for at least 10 minutes

Warning: Battery replacement should be done by trained personnel only!

Old battery removed successfully?

New battery installed successfully?

Enter the voltage reading of the new battery

Enter the model of the new battery

Sign off on the battery replacement

Battery fully or partially discharged during normal operation?

Enter the charging cycle duration

Enter the freshening charge duration

Enter the on-charge cell voltages

Determining if a Battery is Properly Charged