do i have to take the battery out? Is it safe to leave it in?
881237
I open the battery door, which turns off the aid, then it is OK to run the Kapak which I do overnight. In the morning I use a blower to get rid of any left over dust, and It seems to work well, I have had no problems for months now.
881238
You should take the battery out because it lets that part of the hearing aid dry out.
881239
I don't always take them out but it would probably be better if you did to let all of the aid dry out.
503415
Do not leave it plugged in! I did and my battery is now dead. It turns out to be VERY expensive to change the battery b/c you must send it back to the manufacturer to do so. There are some good tips here on preserving the battery life that I really wish I had known beforehand. I'm currently trying to decide if it is worthwhile to replace the battery or not.http://1866uselady.com/show.php/en/online_store_2
1170713
I do not. I did not want to run the risk of any possible damage to the battery or charger. The battery holds its charge, so there is no need.
2039106
I read in the instructions that the battery should be removed after charging so I'm assuming it could get damaged or they wouldn't say to remove it.
795609
No. Just make sure that you unplug after a few hours otherwise it could damage the battery
1420344
There is no need to worry about charging time. Just insert the battery into the charging station and when the battery is fully charged the chargingstops. There is no harm done by leaving the battery in the charging station indefinitely
993936
It's ok to leave it, with out problem few times I left charging day & night & I have no problem at all the battery it's good
845171
Yes, you can leave it plugged in and ready for use. However, I found that you do not need to worry about it discharging without it plugged in and just siting there unused. It is amazing that once charged, it holds that charge for a long time. This is a fantastic product. It is better than any others that I have owned previously.
571422
Yes. I leave mine in all the time. Once you have it put together (very, very simple) you will really never need to open it. You can even charge it by using the outside terminals.
233334
Yes you must remove the battery from the camera. This is an external charger. I normally charge my extra battery this way so I always have a fresh battery handy.
2087690
You can use it no problem, but keep the batteries in. There is no reason to remove them. I used mine that way with no problems.
1396941
If it is the white paper that says ZeroLemon on it then leave that on. I don't think it comes off. As long as the battery contact are exposed then you are fine.
768486
Yes you can leave it even longer without any fear of overcharging or damage to the battery
1879772
It is a 2 part answer . If you use it regularly then it is fine to leave the batteries, but if it only gets occasional use or is stored, you must remove the batteries. This is not a rule for this lamp but all battery operated devices without regular use the batteries will corrode against the contacts and will destroy both your device and the batteries. All battery and device manufacturers warn of this.
1020057
Don't pry it off. Take the 2 screws out of the front of the switch and the back of the switch will separate from the back. The batteries will be exposed.
1248098
It looks like it can be removed, but it is not meant for use that way. The battery is stored in the stock, so you won't want to remove it.
739452
I too leave mine plugged in. However, when I have left it out for a little while, always charges right back up. I don't see how the battery can be replaced. I have had mine several years now and cannot complain at all about how it works.