Before you start taking full advantage of your new mobile phone, you should first think about how to properly charge it. After all, charging the battery correctly can extend its life.
Instructions
Step 1
First, you need to completely discharge the battery, that is, to such an extent that the phone turns itself off. Next, open the user manual, there you will find the chapter on charging the phone for the first time. It will also indicate how long it will take. Then connect the charger. A full set of battery energy capacity will take about ten to eighteen hours.
Step 2
The phone can be charged overnight. In this case, it is advisable to turn it off so that the battery is focused only on the accumulation of energy, and not on dividing it across the electronics of the device.
Step 3
When the indicator shows that the battery is full, it means that the fast charge is over, then the slow charge continues. You should not keep the battery on a charge for more than twenty-four hours to avoid over-accumulating energy.
Step 4
A similar procedure, from full discharge to full charge, needs to be carried out two or three times, then your phone will be ready to serve you more in time, even under heavy load and low temperatures. In common parlance, this process is called "training". However, it is necessary only for nickel batteries, if you have lithium - it does not need "training", it can immediately be used in normal mode.
Step 5
Nickel (NiMH - nickel-metal hydride) batteries and are subsequently recommended to be charged if not charged at all. Systematic charging for a long time (for example, at night) can reduce its usable capacity.
Step 6
Lithium-ion (Li-Ion) batteries, on the other hand, offer long charging times. If the indicator showed fullness, it means that only about eighty percent has been accumulated, the remaining twenty will be accumulated over the next two to three hours.
