Well, Bob I hope your fear of fires does not apply to most of us StarMaxen
;-)
And just to set the record straight, the suggestion was to keep your StarMax
plugged in and shut down. I have done so since I purchased my Max (the very
first month StarMax were sold) and have had no need for a battery yet.
Now can you let this thread die a peaceful death without any more long pages
of quotes?
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> From: Bob Wulkowicz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> ...I am concerned about fires--hence my shutting everything
> down and preferring not hearing a smoke detector one dark night.
>
> I can...leave the machine running...but it still is wasteful. I can't seem to
> remember anywhere an instruction from a manufacturer on the importance of
> leaving the unit on for the purpose of keeping the battery charged...
> I never read owner's manuals anyway...
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