The Nokia N95 mobile phone allows charging the battery in several ways. They differ among themselves in convenience, as well as in the duration of reaching a full battery charge.
Instructions
Step 1
The easiest way to charge your Nokia N95 phone is to use the supplied charger. To do this, connect it to the socket of the lighting network, and carefully connect the plug to the round connector located at the bottom of the device. Do not apply radial force to the plug - the socket of the device is very sensitive to them and may come loose. Wait until the battery is charged, and then disconnect the charger from the mains and the device.
Step 2
If the original charger is lost, purchase a new one that matches the parameters and type of plug. Remember that if it is not original, and the device is under warranty, you may lose the right to its warranty repair. Don't accidentally buy a device of the old Nokio standard - it differs not only in the type of plug (it has a larger diameter), but also in the output voltage (it is lower).
Step 3
To charge your Nokia N95 while on the go, purchase an approved device that can be powered by a cigarette lighter (if you are traveling by car) or a AA battery (if you are traveling by other means). In the latter device, you can also use finger-type batteries, pre-charged with a device designed specifically for them. You cannot charge batteries with such a device.
Step 4
This phone has a Mini-USB connector. However, only data exchange is possible through it, but not charging. To charge the device from the USB port, use a special cable or stand with both connectors. Remember that it will take a little longer to charge from such a device.
Step 5
If you have a second battery (it must be of the BL-5F type, BL-5 batteries with other letter indices will not work), you can charge one of them with a universal device ("frog"), and use the other at this time, and then change their places. Turn off the power before removing the battery from the phone and installing another. Connect the "frog" as follows. Find the combination of contacts on the battery, when connected to which the LED on the device is turned off from the outlet. If such a combination is not found, change the position of the latching button, and then try all combinations again. Having found the one at which the LED glows, connect the device to the outlet. The second LED will start flashing. When it stops flashing, it means charging is complete. Do not leave the battery in the switched off device - it will be discharged through the LED. Do not try to charge it with a DIY device as it contains lithium.
