sammy13
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Post by sammy13 on Sept 12, 2014 16:35:28 GMT
I have been keeping all my stuff in the coolest part of the house but even then its over 20, today I was charging a battery ego type and half way through I don't know why but I picked it up it was boiling hot I quickly unplugged it put it in a mug and shoved it in the shower cubicle in case it blew up, could it have been the travel adapter the heat or should the battery be binned?
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Post by fred on Sept 12, 2014 21:27:44 GMT
20 degrees should have no impact on your hardware. I would say dispose of the battery safely. But keep an eye on the charger as well. You could always get ronaldo to give the charger a quick once over? |
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Post by Chrissie on Sept 12, 2014 21:40:20 GMT
fred is right, there is no way that 20 degrees should effect your charger or battery.
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Post by charon on Sept 12, 2014 21:42:40 GMT
+1 for what fred says, and in future make sure any charger you plug into the mains is fully compatable with the power unit you are using.  |
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