Batteries are supplied with a warranty against defects for the period and application, as detailed on each battery. In the event of a warranty claim call 57071307 OR 57363536 for your nearest warranty claim location. Proof of purchase is required. For valid claims, we will replace the product free of charge. The warranty excludes defects from after sale damage, neglect, abuse or incorrect installation. You bear all transportation costs to and from the warranty claim location. The benefits of this warranty are You are entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure and You are also entitled to have the goods repaired or replaced if the goods fail to be of acceptable quality and the failure does not amount to a major failure. Please Contact : BATTERY MASTER LTD. KOENIG LANE 3, ST. PAUL PHOENIX PHONE + 230 6961066
Batteries have a finite life, determined by the application and the operating conditions. Battery failure can be attributed to various factors, however the causes of failure fall under two distinct categories: manufacturing and non-manufacturing faults.
Typically occur within the first 3 months and include:
Where one cell will show a dramatically lower Specific Gravity (SG) reading than the other cells.
Usually resulting from physical damage to a battery during transportation. Stringent quality assurance and inspection processes demanded by leading vehicle manufacturers ensures genuine manufacturing faults in Batteries are negligible.
These fall outside of MANUFACTURER’S strict quality control systems and are more likely to occur the longer the battery is in service. They are often attributed to a problem with the vehicle’s electrical system, its operation or the battery application.
As a battery ages, grid metal corrodes and active material is lost from the plate. Over time this leads to a point where the battery will no longer be able to start a vehicle. High temperature will accelerate the degradation rates.
Incorrect fitment, handling and storage often leads to external damage and subsequent battery failure.
Fitting a smaller, less powerful battery or a battery designed for another application can lead to early failure.
Failure to maintain fluid levels exposes internal components and accelerates battery failure.
Occurs when the battery is allowed to stand in a discharged state for an extended period of time.
Often caused if the alternator is incorrectly set or the alternator voltage control fails.
Short journeys, stop start driving or faulty alternators will not fully recharge a battery.
Lights or other accessories left on for extended periods.