All the following are good safety precautions to follow when charging batteries EXCEPT:
A)Always wear safety glasses
B)Make sure the area is well ventilated
C)Never charge a frozen battery or one with damaged plates
D)Never allow the charging voltage to exceed 12.6 volts

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The correct charging voltage for a battery depends on its type and the charging stage. For example, lead-acid batteries often require higher voltages during the bulk charge phase (up to 14.4 volts for a 12V battery), and then a lower float charge voltage once fully charged. The statement "Never allow the charging voltage to exceed 12.6 volts" is incorrect because it does not accommodate the higher voltages required for proper charging of most batteries. Safety glasses, ventilation, and avoiding charging damaged or frozen batteries are all good safety precautions.

All the Following Are Good Safety Precautions to Follow When