How To Take Care Laptop Batteries and Adapters

Caring for Laptop Batteries

1. Try to keep the battery temperature conditions, do not use the battery in hot places such as in a sauna or oven. Essentially try to stop using the computer if the laptop battery is hot. Because heat can decrease battery life.

2. For Lithium Ion or Li-Ion called, try not to use up completely exhausted. When the battery has reached a minimum of 10-20% done immediately charging the battery.

3. If we are using a laptop with a long period of time, try to remove the battery when in use. Except for a laptop that already has an auto cut-off electricity as Macintosh laptops and Asus they will cut off electricity to the battery if the battery is fully charged.

4. If the laptop will be stored for long periods of time and want to maintain the integrity of the capacity of the battery, leave the battery power about 40% and put it in a dry place. Some experts suggest to put it in the fridge. Use a sealed plastic bag to get rid of moisture. But remember, do not freeze, just chill alone.

5. Want your battery last longer than usual? Use power management software to set the clockspeed processor power used laptop that is not so great. Or just try to minimize light LCD monitor, mute the audio, turn off Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, turn off the CD Rom, turning off idle software and more. The way it can also make us more efficient laptop battery.

Caring for Laptop Adapter

1. Roll adapter properly, do not wrap the adapter box. Roll a good example is exemplified in the image above.

2. When using the adapter, make sure the cable is not pinched or crushed anything. Because it can damage the wires inside.

3. Do not roll up the cable securely.

4. If the adapter is often falter when used better soon replace the adapter. Since the adapter is still cheaper than buying a new motherboard or battery.

5. Avoid the use of the power outlet voltage up and down, or use a stabilizer.

6. Keep the temperature of adapters, multiple adapters laptop innate value types often blistered when overheated.