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Battery Post Corrosion - what to do?
I was watering the RAVolt’s batteries this weekend (as usual, 1 basterfull per cell) when I noticed that one of the battery terminals is corroded. The powered is bluish and there is no acid splash around the terminal. I’m not sure what to do yet, just reporting the problem. I’ll ask AustinEV for help.
Corroded:
Clean:
