Dead Cells
They will show a full charge then when you start-up boom they go flat on
you! Had that problem also! Toss them and get new ones. It's also a good
Idea to let them drain all the way down then re-charge them. Keep them
fully charged all the time is not good for them they have to drain -
re-charge in a cycle.
Brandy
Behalf Of Pat Drummond
Sent: Monday, July 03, 2000 6:26 AM
To: Multiple recipients of DuoList
Subject: [Duo] Re: Battery problems
Boy,
am I glad to see someone ask this.
I have exactly the same problem Any one who might know Please help!!!!
Pat Drummond
Rakesh 'Kishi' Talati wrote:
> Hi, I have a couple of duo batteries that when I put them in the duo
> (any duo 280, 280c, or 2300c) the read full or close to full.
> However if I try to run the computer of the battery it shuts off.
> Try to recondition it, and again it shuts off. Any ideas?
> Kishi
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