To activate the battery or not?

We often see: " there will be more than 3% of electricity in the new thinkpad t60 battery ,exhausted more than the battery inside the power until the laptop is shutdown, and then re-use an external power supply charge. Charging time must be more than 12 hours, repeatedly done three times, in order to activate the battery. "

Whether this view is correct or not correct? In fact,the activation has been completed before the majority of brands of batteries ((such as xps m1330 battery)is transported within the factory, notebook battery factory with a capacity for six of the little natural wear and tear to avoid damaging the battery. Notebook battery factory is with a capacity for six avoid natural damaging .

It is available to see on the status of the db-l20 battery battery have any charge,another one is to judge the battery the phenomenon will have a fever. When the battery is full after an hour (do not pull the power plug), you go to try the battery to see if the battery is still warm not hot? The result is definitely cold, because when the battery is not charging and discharging state it certainly does not heat.

Notebook makers at the factory will propose that a new cga-du14 battery is charged up for more than 10 hours. This sentence may be generated for some users the wrong point of view first, I think that notebook makers should take into account when some of the new user use the new nb-1lh battery ,they not fully grasp the skills, simply so that they can charge directly to ten hours, so This should be the business of expediency.

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