To maximize your golf cart battery life and power, it’s recommended to inspect it monthly, performing the following:

• Inspect wiring for loose terminations, fraying, and corrosion of insulation
• Check electrolyte and water levels
• Clean batteries with a baking soda and water solution (¼ cup baking soda mixed with 1.5 gallons or 6 liters of clear water) with a garden-type sprayer. Use a sprayer that has a non-metallic spray wand.
• Charge your golf cart after each use. Batteries do not have a memory, so they don’t need to be discharged before charging.
• Allow 10 – 14 hours for charging. Only remove once the charger has shut off on its own.

For model-specific instructions on maintaining battery efficiency, refer to your golf cart’s owner’s manual.