Battery Safety for Moto Watch 120

Battery Safety for Moto Watch 120

To ensure your safety and the longevity of your Moto Watch 120, please follow these important battery safety guidelines. 

Battery Replacement

  • Do Not Attempt to Replace the Battery Yourself:
    • The battery is not user-replaceable. All battery-related operations must be performed by the manufacturer or an authorized service provider.

Handling and Storage

  • Avoid Heat and Flames:

    • Do not place the battery or device in direct sunlight, near open flames, heat sources, microwave ovens, or ovens.

  • Prevent Physical Damage:

    • Avoid dropping, piercing, or damaging the device or battery. Damage to the battery can result in leakage, overheating, or serious hazards such as ignition or explosion.

In Case of Battery Leakage

  • Avoid Contact with Skin or Eyes:

    • If the battery leaks, avoid direct contact with your skin or eyes.

  • Emergency Measures:

    • If skin or eyes come in contact with battery leakage, rinse immediately with clean water and seek medical attention.

Charging Guidelines

  • Use Approved Accessories Only:

    • Only use the manufacturer’s approved charging accessories. Using incompatible chargers or cables may result in fire, explosion, or scalding.

  • Dry Environment:

    • Keep the charger, charging cable, and device in a dry environment while charging to prevent electric shock or short circuits.

  • Avoid Wet Hands or Environments:

    • Never touch the charger or device with wet hands, and ensure the charger is not exposed to rain or liquid to avoid risks like electric shock, fire, or explosion.

Overheating Precautions

  • If the Device Becomes Hot:
    • If the watch or battery becomes excessively hot, remove the watch immediately, turn off the power, and contact the manufacturer’s after-sales service for assistance to prevent scalding or battery explosion.

By following these simple guidelines, you can help ensure the safe use of your Moto Watch 120 and protect the integrity of both the device and its battery.


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