How to Disconnect Trickle Chargers
Most batteries, even if they aren't currently in use, will lose power over time. A trickle charger can help solve this problem. These devices attach to the terminals of a battery and provide a small, but steady, charge that keeps the battery operating efficiently. Unlike other chargers, trickle chargers will also cut off automatically when the battery reaches a full charge, preventing damage to the battery. When you're battery is fully charged and you're ready to use it, you'll want to disconnect it from the trickle charger so you can put it to use.
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Instructions
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Check the area around the trickle charger before disconnecting. Make sure that there is no standing water or other hazardous material that could lead to accidental shock. Clean up any standing water with a mop or towel.
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Unplug the trickle charger from the power source.
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Disconnect the negative (black) clamp of the trickle charger from the terminal of the battery being charged. To release, squeeze the handles on the clamp and pull off the terminal.
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Disconnect the red clamp from the battery terminal by squeezing the handles together and pulling off the terminal.
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