Hi Eva,
I'd simply use your BN till the battery gage reaches zero. I'd then charge
it. The battery usually charges in two hours but they claim that one
cannot over charge the batttery if the BN is being used while plugged in or
charges over two hours. Everything should be fine with your battery and
unit.
Jim Aldrich
At 07:34 PM 05/21/2004 , you wrote:
Hello again listers,
Remember me and my story? I got a new braille note and found out
that its battery was not good and then sent it back and discovered that
it was untouched so I sent it back again. Anyway, this time he said he
changed my battery. I hope he's honest. When I checked the battery
information, I found the gauge is inaccurate. Now I know this is
okay. I can drain the battery and then recharge it fully and it'll be
okay. But do I have to exercise the braille display or use the voice
exercise or can I simply use it normally until it goes flat and then
recharge it and the gauge will be accurate? In addition, I read the B
command and found out that the technician who had it to fix it or rather
to just change the battery had charged it for a whole twenty-one hours
and eight minutes. Isn't that bad? Would not that kill my baby
battery? Please someone get back to me on this.
Thanks
God bless
Eva
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the happier I become.
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