How long can I store batteries? ? When stored at room temperature (i e 70°F/ 21°C), cylindrical alkaline batteries have a shelf life of 5 to 10 years and
18 nov 2013 · batteries/labels that do not have expiration dates printed on them that help to ensure the batteries are not used beyond their intended
expiration date later than 1998 Older batteries may contain mercury, and you should take them to a collection location, recycling facility or save them for
years will loose up to 10 of its charge Because the lithium battery is non-rechargeable and has a long shelf-life, there is no need for periodic battery
will be unopened, and have an expiration date of no less than 7 years from the one or two batteries reversed, but battery lifetime will be significantly
DID YOU KNOW: • All major battery manufacturers use a similar date code system • Most automobile owners want to replace their battery when it is 3–5 years
They are 36 months past manufacturer expiration date • They provide less than 4 hours of battery life How do I clean my batteries and battery clips?
You can assemble as many files as you need and download them directly to your computer The shelf life is the ability of a battery to maintain more or
shelf life and inherent safety of the devices in which the batteries are used long will my product operate with battery system X if I
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HeartMate 3 Batteries and
Battery Clips
What do I need to know?
Two batteries are used to power the system during battery-powered operation. The batteries are used in matching pairs and are inserted into a battery clip. The batteries require 4 hours to charge. A fully charged set of batteries can power the system for up to 10-17 hours. The on-battery power gauge on a battery uses 5 green bars to show available battery power.
Battery
Battery Clip
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- 2 - Press and hold the battery symbol on the battery to see available battery power. The System Controller battery fuel gauge also shows the remaining battery power. How do I change my depleted batteries with charged batteries? Always change the battery with the least amount of power first. Pick up a charged battery, locate the orange arrow on the battery. Align the orange arrow on the charged battery with the orange arrow on the battery clip, so the arrows point toward each other. Slide the charged battery into the battery clip. The battery should click into place. Center for Circulatory Support & Occupational Therapy
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When do I need to replace my batteries?
Batteries need to be replaced for the following reasons: They have completed 360 cycles. They are 36 months past the manufacture date. They provide less than 4 hours of battery life.
How do I clean my batteries and battery clips?
Maintenance Monday:
Every Monday, clean the Metal Contacts on the:
Batteries Inside the battery clips Universal Battery Charger slots (1-4) contacts
Follow these steps for cleaning:
1. Use an alcohol swab or cotton swab that has been moistened in alcohol (not
dripping wet) to clean all metal contacts.
2. Let the alcohol dry completely before using the batteries or battery clips, or
before placing batteries into the Battery Charger.
3. Visually inspect all metal contacts for damage and report to the VAD Team.
4. Clean the battery charger air vents with a soft cloth once a week. Be sure the
air vents do not get covered! Be sure to unplug UBC from electricity before you do this maintenance! Center for Circulatory Support & Occupational Therapy
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- 4 - Disclaimer: This document contains information and/or instructional materials developed by University of Michigan (U-M) Health for the typical patient with your condition. It may include links to online content that was not created by U-M Health and for which U-M Health does not assume responsibility. It does not replace medical advice from your health care provider because your experience may differ from that of the typical patient. Talk to your health care provider if you have any questions about this document, your condition or your treatment plan.
Reviewers: Bethany Lee-Lehner, RN, MSN
Linda Boland, RN, BSN
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