2011 Kawasaki Prairie 360 4x4 Owners Manual - Page 160

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158 MAINTENANCE AND ADJUSTMENT Headlight Beam headlight beams can be adjusted vertically. • The Loosen the adjusting screws on each headlight • and move the headlight for a proper beam angle. Battery The battery is located under the seat. DANGER HAZARD Batteries contain sulfuric acid. Batteries produce hydrogen gas. WHAT CAN HAPPEN Sulfuric acid can cause burns. Hydrogen gas can cause an explosion. HOW TO AVOID THE HAZARD Read and understand the battery safety label. (See Location of Label chapter). The battery installed in this ATV is a conventional type and requires regular inspection to maintain the proper electrolyte level and a full charge. In order to maximize battery life and ensure that it will provide the power needed to start your ATV, you must properly maintain the battery's electrolyte level and charge. When used regularly, the charging system in your ATV helps keep the battery fully charged. If your ATV is only used occasionally or for short periods of time, the battery is more likely to discharge. Due to their internal composition, batteries continually self discharge. The discharge rate depends on the type of battery and ambient temperature. As j A. Adjusting Screws

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MAINTENANCE AND ADJUSTMENT
j
Headlight Beam
•
The headlight beams can be adjusted vertically.
•
Loosen the adjusting screws on each headlight
and move the headlight for a proper beam angle.
A. Adjusting Screws
Battery
The battery is located under the seat.
DANGER
H
A
Z
A
R
D
Batteries contain sulfuric acid.
Batteries produce hydrogen gas.
W
H
A
T
C
A
N
H
A
P
P
E
N
Sulfuric acid can cause burns.
Hydrogen gas can cause an explosion.
H
O
W
T
O
A
V
O
I
D
T
H
E
H
A
Z
A
R
D
Read and understand the battery safety la-
bel.
(See Location of Label chapter).
The battery installed in this ATV is a conventional
type and requires regular inspection to maintain the
proper electrolyte level and a full charge.
In order to maximize battery life and ensure that it
will provide the power needed to start your ATV, you
must properly maintain the battery’s electrolyte level
and charge. When used regularly, the charging sys-
tem in your ATV helps keep the battery fully charged.
If your ATV is only used occasionally or for short pe-
riods of time, the battery is more likely to discharge.
Due to their internal composition, batteries contin-
ually self discharge. The discharge rate depends on
the type of battery and ambient temperature.
As