Reminder: Check Tyre Inflators & Jump Packs
Reminder: Check Tyre Inflators & Jump Packs
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mwstewart

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8,585 posts

218 months

Tuesday 25th August
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I keep a starter/inflator device in my cars which I hadn't kept check on for some time. I found that the battery in one pack had swollen significantly and was an imminent fire hazard.

I've put a dairy reminder to check every month together with levels and tyre pressures.

I am alright Jack

4,287 posts

173 months

Tuesday 25th August
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mwstewart said:
I keep a starter/inflator device in my cars which I hadn't kept check on for some time. I found that the battery in one pack had swollen significantly and was an imminent fire hazard.

I've put a dairy reminder to check every month together with levels and tyre pressures.
Butter to be safe than sorry.

Rafka

292 posts

2 months

Tuesday 25th August
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I am alright Jack said:
Butter to be safe than sorry.
Butter is definitely better than margarine. getmecoat

Derry Rhumba

353 posts

21 months

Tuesday 25th August
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mwstewart said:
I keep a starter/inflator device in my cars which I hadn't kept check on for some time. I found that the battery in one pack had swollen significantly and was an imminent fire hazard.

I've put a dairy reminder to check every month together with levels and tyre pressures.
You wouldn't want to end up with egg on your face.

otolith

69,312 posts

234 months

Tuesday 25th August
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A simple typo, stop milking it!

Rafka

292 posts

2 months

Tuesday 25th August
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Derry Rhumba said:
mwstewart said:
I keep a starter/inflator device in my cars which I hadn't kept check on for some time. I found that the battery in one pack had swollen significantly and was an imminent fire hazard.

I've put a dairy reminder to check every month together with levels and tyre pressures.
You wouldn't want to end up with egg on your face.
The op must be getting cheesed off by typos.

BOR

5,149 posts

285 months

Tuesday 25th August
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Yogurt to laugh.

WH16

8,510 posts

248 months

Tuesday 25th August
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mwstewart said:
I keep a starter/inflator device in my cars which I hadn't kept check on for some time. I found that the battery in one pack had swollen significantly and was an imminent fire hazard.
Reputable brand or XYXYOOOGG Amazon/Aliexpress one?

vikingaero

13,451 posts

199 months

Tuesday 25th August
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This is a common problem when batteries age and degrade, happens a lot with burglar, fire and car alarm batteries.

I charge all the power packs, torches and tyre inflators on the 1st of each month to keep them in tip top condition.

mwstewart

Original Poster:

8,585 posts

218 months

Tuesday 25th August
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WH16 said:
Reputable brand or XYXYOOOGG Amazon/Aliexpress one?
Generic, Amazon, July 2020, so did pretty well.

vikingaero said:
This is a common problem when batteries age and degrade, happens a lot with burglar, fire and car alarm batteries.

I charge all the power packs, torches and tyre inflators on the 1st of each month to keep them in tip top condition.
Yes I became quite complacent with mine. Shall start to check (and charge) monthly from now on.

Derry Rhumba

353 posts

21 months

Tuesday 25th August
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otolith said:
A simple typo, stop milking it!
LOL, nearly creamed myself!