1. The battery should not be stored in a depleted state. A depleted state refers to the situation where the battery is not charged in a timely manner after the battery is fully charged, which can easily cause sulfate salt formation and lead sulfate crystals to adhere to the battery's plates, blocking the channels for electric ions. This can result in inability to charge and a decrease in the battery's capacity. The longer the idle time in a low battery state, the more severe the battery damage. When the battery is idle, it should be charged once a month to extend its lifespan.

The battery of the electric tricycle needs to be regularly inspected during use. If the driving range of the electric bicycle suddenly drops by more than ten kilometers in a short period of time, it is likely that at least one battery in the battery pack has a short circuit phenomenon such as grid breakage, pole plate softening, or active material detachment from the pole plate. At this time, it is necessary to promptly go to a professional battery repair institution for inspection, repair, or assembly..

3. Do not discharge high current electric bicycles. When starting, carrying people, or going uphill, it is best to use pedals to assist and try to avoid instantaneous high current discharge. High current discharge can easily lead to the crystallization of lead sulfate, thereby damaging the physical properties of battery plates...

4. It is important to control the charging time. Generally, batteries are charged at night, with an average charging time of around 8 hours. If the discharge is shallow (with a short driving range after charging), the battery will quickly become fully charged, and continuing to charge will result in overcharging, causing the battery to lose water, heat up, and reduce its lifespan. Therefore, it is best to charge the battery once when the discharge depth is between 50% and 60%. In actual use, it can be converted into riding mileage and necessary charging should be carried out according to the actual situation to avoid harmful charging...

5. To prevent electric vehicles from being exposed to high temperatures, it is strictly prohibited to expose them to sunlight. An environment with excessively high temperature can increase the internal pressure of the battery, forcing the battery pressure limiting valve to automatically open. The direct consequence is an increase in the battery's water loss, and excessive water loss of the battery will inevitably lead to a decrease in battery activity, accelerate plate softening, and cause fatal damage such as shell heating, bulging, and deformation during charging.