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| The batteries included with the robot are two 12 V AGM type lead acid batteries with 100 Ah capacity (part no 909244). If replaced, it's important that the batteries have the correct size and weight. Are the batteries significantly bigger they will not fit. If they are lighter there is a risk that the robot will overturn due to the too low weight. | The batteries included with the robot are two 12 V AGM type lead acid batteries with 100 Ah capacity (part no 909244). If replaced, it's important that the batteries have the correct size and weight. Are the batteries significantly bigger they will not fit. If they are lighter there is a risk that the robot will overturn due to the too low weight. | ||
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| - | Compared with standard lead acid batteries, AGM type batteries are more durable and have a longer life span. | + | Compared with standard lead acid batteries, AGM type batteries are more durable and thus have a longer life span. It's recommended to replace both batteries at once as inbalance can shorten lifespan. |
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