Introduction

Electric fishing reels from Daiwa, Shimano, and Banax have revolutionized deep-sea fishing by providing effortless retrieval of heavy catches. However, the efficiency of these reels greatly depends on the battery pack used to power them. Proper usage and maintenance of your battery pack not only enhance performance but also extend its lifespan. In this guide, we will discuss essential usage tips, maintenance practices, and warranty information to ensure your battery remains in optimal condition.

Usage Tips

To get the best performance from your battery pack and electric fishing reel, follow these important usage guidelines:

1. Secure the Battery: Place the battery inside a waterproof bag and attach it securely to the reel to prevent exposure to water and accidental disconnection.

2. Charging the Battery: When charging, do not overtighten the extension cord. Simply align it with the card slot and plug it in correctly.

3. Handle with Care Near Water: Keep the battery dry when fishing. When moving locations, detach the battery if the rod is not attached to avoid potential damage.

4. Monitor Power Levels: Regularly check battery levels to prevent sudden power loss while fishing. Having a backup battery is also a good practice for extended trips.

5. Avoid Overloading: Ensure that the electric reel is within its recommended power draw limits to prevent excessive strain on the battery.

Maintenance Tips

Proper maintenance ensures your battery pack remains reliable and safe for long-term use:

1. Prevent Corrosion: Apply electronic cleaners or dielectric grease to battery terminals to prevent rust and corrosion. These are widely available at hardware stores.

2. Regular Cleaning: After each use, disconnect the extension cable from the battery and clean any saltwater residue from the battery ports and cable using a cotton swab.

3. Charge Regularly: If the battery is not used for an extended period, charge it fully at least once every three months to maintain battery health.

4. Store Properly: Keep the battery in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. Avoid storing it in damp environments.

5. Inspect for Damage: Periodically inspect the battery pack, cables, and connectors for any signs of wear or damage. Replace any worn-out components immediately to prevent malfunction.

Warranty Information

Our Batterysmith® products come with a 12-month factory defect warranty from the date of purchase. We guarantee that every battery sold is free from defects related to craftsmanship under normal use and maintenance. During the warranty period, we will provide free replacement parts for any product or component that exhibits defects due to improper manufacturing.

Exclusions from Warranty:

• Damage caused by misuse or negligence.

• Improper battery installation leading to malfunction.

• Alteration or removal of manufacturer codes.

• Physical damage due to collision or dropping.

• Damage caused by improper storage (water exposure, extreme heat, or freezing conditions).

• Use of unauthorized and unapproved chargers.

• Damage resulting from violent use or excessive force.

Conclusion

Following these best practices for using and maintaining your battery pack will help ensure a longer lifespan and peak performance of your Daiwa, Shimano, or Banax electric fishing reel. Taking proactive steps to care for your battery will not only save you from unexpected failures but also enhance your deep-sea fishing experience.

For the latest battery pack models and accessories, check out Batterysmith® and upgrade your fishing gear today!