Battery life is not good. please advise.

Are you sure this battery is in good condition, have it tested. I also advise you buy a battery maintainer, they will triple the life of motorcycle batteries which seldom last more than 2 years at best.

The power cells is 1/2 life and dying. Replace the battery.

Your battery has probably just reached the end of it's service life, or developed a memory after repeated chargeings without being fully depleted. All rechargeable batteries have an average maximum number of duty cycles. (drain and charge) If your charger has a deep cycle feature, try using this to completely drain and recharge the battery. If it doesn't, try putting it in your trimmer and locking the trigger back for a few hours, then recharge it. If neither of these work, it's time for a new battery. If you do get a new battery, be sure to COMPLETELY drain the battery before recharging by locking the trigger back every few uses to avoid developing a memory and help extend the life of your new battery.

This camera takes 2 size AA batteries, preferably the longest life batteries possible. I use re-chargeable batteries, and when they have about given up the camera does the same thing; prepares to open the lens and then switches off. I am confident that you will have success with new re-chargeable batteries, and a close attention to their charge life.

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Hi justlai33


Not to worry, it is a normal process when any laptop is started. It first check if it is connected to power and starts charging if connected to power.

As far as battery life status is good and fine, you can continue working on your laptop.

You will get a pop of notification when the battery life about to end, till then you can work with out any tension.

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When Fuser Life message on the screen of your Lexmark X502n printer is displayed, replace the fuser immediately, For your reference, check this article in the Lexmark website. Just click on this link: http://bit.ly/b4lggj . There are also links on that page on replacing the fuser and resetting the fuser page count. Hope this helps.

Two to three hours should fully charge your battery, to porlong battery life I would let the battery run as low as possible before recharging. Recharging half charged batteries causes the battery to age faster.

From the information you have given,the battery has reached the end of it's useful life.
It simply needs replacing,not recharging.

Borrow a known good battery from a friend or family,then see if the same thing happens.Someone must have a spare battery in their garage you could use.

Yes, just get one the same size (typically 2.5") and interface (IDE or SATA).

FYI: It is important to note that SSD is typically faster than an HD but they use more power so will reduce the battery life in a notebook. I upgraded my notebook to a 7200 RPM HD which is much faster than the original 5400 RPM HD without sacraficing battery life to SDD.

Reference: http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/ssd-hdd-battery,1955.html

I hope this helps.

Good Quality new batteries will not leak.
Excessive heat might cause a battery to leak.
Batteries should not be stored in a place that will expose them to high temperatures. The same would be true for wireless headphones with batteries in them. The dashboard of a car would be a very bad place. Shelf life of batteries is limited. New batteries and low temperatures should help.