In daily warehouse and logistics operation scenarios, the operation stability of electric forklifts is closely related to the battery status, and standardized practical battery management can effectively reduce unexpected downtime and lower long-term operating costs for fleet operators. The first key point in practical management is the pre-shift routine inspection. Before each shift of operation, the on-site operator needs to check the appearance of the battery, confirm that there is no obvious impact crack on the shell, the connection port has no loose or oxide traces, and the surface is not covered by heavy dust or accumulated water. It is not allowed to wash the battery body with high-pressure water directly, and you can use a dry soft cotton cloth to wipe off the dirt on the surface gently, and confirm that the heat dissipation channels around the battery are not blocked by sundries such as packaging cartons or plastic straps. The second core part is standardized charging and discharging management. All charging operations should be carried out in the specially designated ventilated charging area, instead of placing charging piles randomly in the operation passage to avoid accidental collision by passing forklifts. During the charging process, do not cover the battery shell with any sundries, and reserve enough space for heat dissipation. It is not recommended to run the battery until the power is completely exhausted before charging, as excessive deep discharge will accelerate the capacity attenuation of the battery. In daily practice, operators can arrange supplementary charging when the remaining power is around 20%, and disconnect the charging connector in time after the charging process is completed, to avoid long-term overcharge state that will cause unnecessary loss. The third management point that is easy to be ignored is the maintenance during idle period. If the electric forklift is expected to be out of service for more than 3 days, adjust the battery power to 40% to 60% in advance, and store the equipment in a dry and ventilated area with ambient temperature between 0℃ and 35℃, keeping away from open fire, high heat source and direct sunlight. It is recommended to carry out one supplementary power calibration every month for long-term parked forklifts, to avoid irreversible capacity loss caused by long-term under-power storage. As a professional service provider focusing on BYD electric forklifts, Jian Shu New Energy provides customers with systematic battery management training and after-sales support. If you have any demand for related services, you can send an email to [email protected] for further communication.