will taking the battery out when not using extent the life of battery
1087042
It may but I doubt it. The battery is only used when the button on the top is pressed. My battery lasted at least 10 rounds plus numerous trips to the driving range. Plus time when I used it to help playing partners. I consider that acceptable.
437455
I leave my battery in the aides while in the machine. Others choose to remove them and place them on the side. It's personal preference. I don't think either way alters the life of the battery or hurts the aides.
1489833
Lordy no. I plug in the charger with battery in , out , half in. Pull them out early. Short charge etc. overload and over discharge, it handles it fine. My battery life is shorter than some but it's a tool.
1537555
You can leave it in as long as needed. The light will change color when the battery is fully charged. However, once it is fully charged, it should be removed because overcharging can damage the battery and shorten its life.
1657306
Hello, according to the manual "Battery should only be removed when trimmer is to be discarded. Do not attempt to replace battery. Insulate battery ends by covering with tape and/or place battery in a small plastic bag." You can see the documentation on this unit at: http://www.p4c.philips.com/cgi-bin/dcbint/cpindex.pl?slg=en&ctn;=XA4003/42
1418756
Sadly, I'm not able to answer that question adequately at this time. I haven't had mine long enough to know. As a habit, I do remove the battery once I'm done with it. But I use mine until all charge is down and then have a full charge ready to go for the next time and "that" charge appears to hold when I use it.
171364
No. The battery slots are more like holes. Removing one has no effect on the rest of the batteries.
1106476
It is always recommended to keep rechargeable batteries on charge when not in use. Otherwise you may find shorter battery life.
695486
One of the good practice in maintenance of electronic gadget is to remove the battery before long term storage. For this release unless you use it regularly once it is in the dry box you do not know when it will be used again. by removing the battery I can ensure that I will not have battery leak issue. On top of it, the battery in it will last a long long time, so this is not a concern at all
2158470
My understanding is it's not going to make a huge difference. It won't hurt the battery to stay plugged in. You should avoid running it down to a complete discharge, and avoid exposing the battery to very hot environments. The battery will inevitably degrade over time but should last a good long while (ie, probably the life of the computer for most people).
454286
Yes, you can disconnect the battery. In fact, you have to disconnect the battery when you keep it for charging. Disconnecting battery is very simple.
1212440
Yes. Just make sure that you keep the battery on a charger when not in use.
2219501
NO, it will remain on and drain your battery.BTW, do yourself a favor and dont buy this piece of &%$·!!%$I cant even sell it. Sucks bad!
2160547
No. It will slowly drain the battery. I have several of these, and store them disconnected.
1724285
No its better to leave it in so it will be ready to roll when unfolded. You never need to unplug the battery.
1903856
Remove the battery tray any time the camera will not be in use. The camers draws power even when turned off. You will find the batteries will hold their charge,if you remove the tray from the grip
2223228
No, but you could keep it plugged in for use if you were concerned about battery life.