Battery too hot - HP iPAQ RX1955 Pocket PC

Depending on how hot you may be right. It is normal for the battery to heat up when you charge it. I have an RCA tablet that while the charge port (which doubles as the micro USB) fits tight and the battery still heats up to the point where it is hot to the touch but not to hot to hold. If your charging port is broken then the tablet will nont charge at all. If it is loose and not getting good connection then the battery will charge intermittently. Again either of these issues will not cause the battery to get abnormally hot. However, if there is an issue with the battery itself then it may get too hot. If so the charging circuit thermistor should cause the battery to stop charging.

Try disconnecting both battery terminals, Wait about 30 minutes. Touch both terminals together +/- , Be sure not to touch battery while touching both hot -n- ground together for a few seconds. Then put the hot/red cable back on the battery-tighten. Then put on the ground to the - side of battery. Start your car- push brake pedal to the floor push lock/unlock button. and see if it worked. If not replace battery in key fob. make sure you put hot to the hot side/ and ground to the ground side of battery!!!!.

batteries will get hot when working as there is current flow across the plates . For batteries to get noticeable hot then there is a current draw that exceeds the capacity of the battery . This indicates a problem electric motor in the system (Worn bushes/bearings -armature poling out --shorting windings or armature) it may also indicate shorting between batteries from a battery that has collapsing cells . Have each battery inderpendently load tested

Sounds like a short to ground, or a bad cell in the battery.
Does the battery get hot if the cables are disconnected ?

Yes the batterys do get hot use better batterys that helps

Htc wildfire a333 batterynot getting anyware

Good day sir/maam, your battery is bad, replace it. If still gets hot, you may need to bring your phone for service. the charging circuit maybe faulty.

you might be using the wrong batteries. Usually batteries shouldn't get hot unless you are charging it.

Laptop batteries do get warm when they are in use or charging but not so hot to cook eggs.
This is dangerous and it could explode and catch fire.There could be a problem with the charging circutry or a faulty battery. Get it checked out.

At a guess incorrect battery type. These should be Ni-Cad or Ni-Ma rechargeables Alkaline batteries do not have to power and will over heat. Check your manual