Remove the battery from the vehicle before charging.
For charging, use a charger or a charger-starter. Charge the battery with a current equal to 0.1 of the battery capacity until the electrolyte density increases within 4 hours.
It is not recommended to use high current to quickly charge the battery, as this may cause warping of the plates due to overheating.
During battery charging, the electrolyte temperature should not exceed 37.8°C.
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Charging the battery (Peugeot 307)
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