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Battery Maintenance
Battery Storage
Seasonal Use Instructions
Powersports Batteries Maintenance Tips
Battery Off-Season Care and Storage
Is there preventative maintenance I can do for my battery?
← Maintenance & Storage
How to store a battery
To ensure our batteries safely reach their maximum shelf life, the average annual storage temperature should be 15°C. The short-term storage temperature must not exceed 25°C or battery life may be affected.
Of course, batteries should be sold according to the first-in, first-out principle. To make it easy to check battery age, all VARTA® branded products are colour coded according to the date of manufacture; see the table we’ve included.
- READ THE SAFETY SECTION.
- Remove the battery from the vehicle.
- Find a cool, dry place to keep your battery.
- Make sure the battery is fully charged and recharge it approximately every two months.
- Clean any terminal corrosion may that affect the performance of the battery and could present a safety hazard. Remove the corrosion by brushing the terminals and connectors with a dilute solution of baking soda and water (sodium bicarbonate). Reapply an anti-oxidizing grease before reconnecting and bolting the connectors.