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1. Make sure you have the necessary equipment and tools for filling out the batteries, such as a battery hydrometer, distilled water, and safety gloves.
2. Before starting, read and understand the manufacturer's instructions and warnings for filling out the specific type of battery you have.
3. Safety should be a top priority. Ensure the battery is not connected to any power source and that all equipment is properly grounded.
4. Open the battery caps or covers, usually located on the top of the battery, using a suitable tool. Be cautious as the battery electrolyte inside may be corrosive and harmful.
5. Inspect the battery and check the electrolyte levels. Each individual cell should be filled to the recommended level marked on the battery.
6. Using a battery hydrometer, measure the specific gravity of the battery electrolyte in each cell. The specific gravity should be within the recommended range specified by the manufacturer.
7. If the specific gravity of the electrolyte is low, indicating a discharged state, you may need to charge the battery before filling. Follow proper charging procedures as specified by the manufacturer.
8. Gradually add distilled water to each cell, ensuring not to overfill. Use a small funnel if necessary, and carefully pour the water to avoid spillage.
9. After filling each cell, wait for a few minutes to allow the water to mix with the battery electrolyte properly. This will help avoid concentration variations within the battery.
10. Finally, replace the battery caps or covers securely to prevent leakage and ensure a proper seal.

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