Honda Power Equipment TPG-2900H-DX, TPG-7000H-DXE B. Removal/Installation Of Battery Enclosure

Tsurumi’s Operation, Service, and Repair Manual

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12 Volt Battery

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Figure 21: Battery Enclosure Components

B. REMOVAL/INSTALLATION OF BATTERY ENCLOSURE

WARNING:

•MAKE SURE THAT YOU DISCONNECT OR REMOVE THE BATTERY WHEN YOU DO MAIN- TENANCE. EXPLOSIVE HYDROGEN GAS MAY BE PRESENT AROUND THE BATTERY.

•SPARKS FROM STATIC ELECTRICITY OR FROM HAND TOOLS CONTACTING BATTERY TERMINALS CAN CAUSE THE HYROGEN GAS TO IGNITE, CAUSING INJURY AND BURNS TO NEARBY PERSONNEL.

NOTE:

•Do not remove the battery enclosure unit unless required to gain access to other components. If removal of the battery support is required, remove according to the following procedures.

(1)Remove battery (refer to Replacement of Battery section).

(2)Refer to Figure 22. Remove two bolt-and-washer assemblies (82) and two self-locking nuts (83) from bottom of frame. Then remove two bolt-and-washer assemblies (80) and two self- locking nuts (81) from top of the frame.

(3)Remove entire battery enclosure unit and set aside for installation later.

NOTE:

•Do not disassemble the battery enclosure unit any further unless disassembly is required to replace damaged battery enclosure components. If necessary, follow procedures beginning with step (4).

(4)Remove four bolt-and- washer assemblies (82) and four nuts (83) from base plate (74).

(5)Remove four bolt-and-washer assemblies (84) and four nuts (85) from shield plate (75).

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