Where is the production date of Fengfan battery?
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Fengfan battery production date is on the surface of the battery, consisting of a series of Arabic numerals and English letters. The functions of the battery are: 1. To supply power to the starting system, ignition system, and electronic fuel injection system when starting the engine; 2. To provide power to the car's electrical equipment when the engine is stopped or at low idle speed; 3. To participate in power supply when the power demand exceeds the generator's supply capacity; 4. To stabilize voltage and protect the electronic equipment on the car. The maintenance methods for the battery are: 1. Clean the battery regularly; 2. Reduce the use of electrical equipment when the engine is off; 3. Replace the battery regularly; 4. Start the car regularly.
As a car owner who frequently performs DIY maintenance, I've noticed that the production date of Fengfan batteries is usually engraved on the label at the top of the battery or on a small sticker nearby, which can be somewhat hidden and requires careful scanning. In most cases, it's a numeric code, such as '24C' possibly representing March 2024, with 'C' standing for March corresponding to the alphabet. When looking for it, it's best to clean the surface in a well-lit area to prevent grease from obstructing your view. The date is crucial because a battery's lifespan is typically three to five years, and degradation starts right after production. Failing to replace it in time can lead to starting difficulties in winter or even breakdowns. I learned this the hard way last year when I bought old stock that failed midway, and since then, I always check the date at the dealership to ensure it's fresh. Regularly checking the date during seasonal changes can save you hassle and money, avoiding unexpected roadside emergencies.
