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type PH battery is a complete unit, sealed in a glass jar. The cells are to be placed side by side on the battery rack so that the positive terminal of one cell (long connecting strap) can be connected to the negative terminal (short strap) of the adjacent cell. Join the positive terminal of one cell to the negative terminal of the adjacent cell and continue this procedure until all the cells are connected together. This will leave one positive and one negative terminal of the battery to be connected respectively to the positive and negative wires from the switchboard. The bend in the top connector should be made about one inch above the pillar post to eliminate the danger of breakage at the post. In tightening the bolts do not use excessive force, as there is liability of stripping the threads. Give the battery a freshening charge before it is put in service. Type PH cells have a gravity of 1.250 when fully charged, and 1.185 when discharged. Willard Glass Jar Batteries Shipped "Knock-Down." Each sixteen cell set of Batteries consists of: 16 Glass Jars. 16 Positive Groups. 16 Negative Groups. 16 Covers. 16 Vent Plugs. 32 Lead Collars. 32 Lead Keys. 32 Soft Rubber Washers. 32 Hard Rubber Rods. 64 Hard Rubber Nuts. 18 Bolt Connectors. Wood Insulators (the quantity depends upon the size of the cells). Sealing Compound. Hydrometer. Instruction Books. Electrolyte is not supplied with batteries shipped in a knockdown condition. Examine all packing material carefully and check the parts with the above list. Cleaning the Glass Jars Wash the glass jars and wipe them dry. Preparing the Covers Wash the covers and scrub around the under edge to remove all dust. After they are thoroughly dry place them upside down on a bench. Melt the sealing compound and pour it around the outer edge to make a fillet in the groove. Assembling the Element and Separators Place the plates of a positive group between the plates of a negative group and lay the element thus formed on its edge, as shown in Fig. 329. [Fig. 329 Inserting Separators, Willard farm lighting cell] [Fig. 330 and Fig. 331 Fastening cover to posts, Willard farm lighting cell] Next insert a wood separator between each of the positive and negative plates. Next insert the hard rubber rods through the holes in the lugs of the end negative plates, and screw on the nuts. Do not s
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