One of the most common issues with laptop batteries is warming. Not that the batteries are poorly designed or incorrectly, but because, in most cases, the user wear and tear. While the laptop is using the AC adapter to power the battery acts as a backup in case of power loss or accidental unplugging. During the use of AC power the battery becomes warmer than if being used independently. To reduce the chances of this warming, which leads to an expectation of a shorter life of the battery, keep the AC adapter plugged in only if you need to charge the battery while using the device. If the battery is constantly warm to the touch, remove and let cool down first check is close to room temperature before reinserting. If the battery continued heating or getting too hot it will probably need to be replaced. Always replace a defective battery as soon as it could cause irreparable damage to the laptop in question. In addition to lack of heat loading or carrying out a load is another very common issue with laptop batteries. First check to see if the AC adapter is plugged securely into the device, the tension of the connection will vary from laptop to the laptop but should be held in place. To check for a good look for the battery charge LED if one is present on your laptop. If you are running wag the rope to see if the connection makes and breaks contact. If you notice an LED light that oscillates then the solution is a new adapter that is far better than to buy a new battery or a new cat from the direct current that can be repaired by a common user with a little instruction and help.
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