Can you leave the charged battery in the charger, with the charger plugged in?
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Yes is the easy answer, But... If you research general information on Lithium-Ion Batteries you will learn that Full Charge is not ideal for storage. So, if you can, take them out of the charger.
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no do not leave them on the charger it will burn up you fan this is a big problem Makita really messed up wont buy there tools any more going to dewalt
156186
Thank you for your interest, yes, Lithium Ion batteries may be left on this charger until needed.Thank you,Hardware Sales
1293931
Are you leaving the tablet plugged in because the battery will not stay charged for long periods of time?You can leave it plugged in.But the down side to this is that the tablet will heat up and the small internal battery will not have time to condition its self. If the answer to my question is no then call customer service and ask for a repair on the tablet.
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You can. You just disconnect the battery pack once it is fully charged, which by the way there is no indicator anywhere. The charging time depends on your charger/AC adaptor specifications. Connect the battery pack only when you are using it or charging it - that way the battery will last long.
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No, you have to plug it in the charge it, but then you unplug it when you use it.
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Yes, you can. I've tested the charger while connected to a Watt's Up power analyzer, and once the batteries reach a near-full charge, the amperage the charger pulls in begins to lower. Once the batteries are fully charged, the power analyzer shows 0A of current flowing between the wall adapter and the charging base, meaning the batteries are no longer drawing a charge and thereof are not overcharging. You'll be fine leaving them plugged in, though I wouldn't keep them plugged in for days on end just because you don't need them to trickle charge and lithium batteries have a very slow self-discharge when being stored between uses. Yes, you can. I've tested the charger while connected to a Watt's Up power analyzer, and once the batteries reach a near-full charge, the amperage the charger pulls in begins to lower. Once the batteries are fully charged, the power analyzer shows 0A of current flowing between the wall adapter and the charging base, meaning the batteries are no longer drawing a charge and thereof are not overcharging. You'll be fine leaving them plugged in, though I wouldn't keep them plugged in for days on end just because you don't need them to trickle charge and lithium batteries have a very slow... » Read More Yes, you can. I've tested the charger while connected to a Watt's Up power analyzer, and once the batteries reach a near-full charge, the amperage the charger pulls in begins to lower. Once the batteries are fully charged, the power analyzer shows 0A of current flowing between the wall adapter and the charging base, meaning the batteries are no longer drawing a charge and thereof are not overcharging. You'll be fine leaving them plugged in, though I wouldn't keep them plugged in for days on end just because you don't need them to trickle charge and lithium batteries have a very slow self-discharge when being stored between uses. « Show Less
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The simple answer is yes... How else would you be able to put the battery in the charger?
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No sir it can not but once the battery inside is charged then it is just nice to know you have a place to set it and a spare ready to go if you forget to unplug your charger from it and into your phone.
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I leave mine in the charger all the time, just swapping them for the ones in use as needed.
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Yes, you simply plug it into the charger when you are finished using it. I always kept mine plugged in when I wasn't using it.
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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.
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Yes. There is an attached plug your remove to plug in the charger. It stays attached so you don't lose it. Once charged you simply remove the charging cable and push the plug back into the port.
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You can leave batteries in the charger. I try not to make a habit of it because I'm not sure how it affects the life of the batteries. If you leave them in, at least you can be assured they will be ready for use.
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You sure can.It's not the battery that you plug the charger into, but rather the device. Only thing I found was that it took a little longer to charge it... but I expected that since it's a much bigger battery.You'll love it once you get it... I'm getting 4 days of heavy heavy usage on a single charge, and I don't let it get down below 20% :)
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You can leave it plugged in if you wish. I usually unplug it after fully charged and let it sit. It keeps the charge for many weeks.
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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.
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Yes, absolutely. I keep mine in the charger plugged in when I'm not using it
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This is a smart charger and as such it senses when to charge the battery and when not to with its built in circuitry. So yes, you could leave it hooked up to the battery indefinitely with no damage. Many people do this in the off season when a battery is sitting and not being used. Otherwise, you could be purchasing a new battery if it sits to long and discharges to the point that it can't recharge.