Having a mobile phone is great when you
need to talk on the go, but if you have a faulty battery, then you
have to carry charger along with you throughout the day.
Many things can go wrong with a phone's
battery, from the so-called "memory effect" to plain-old
worn out batteries. Some problem can be corrected, but unfortunately,
most of the batteries need to be replaced.
The memory effect is a common issue in
older cell phones that use a nickel-cadmium (NiCd) battery. This
issue arise when the user charges the battery before it has drained
repeatedly, and the battery "remembers" the point at which
it was prematurely drained and then only drains from that point
onward (thus losing a portion of its full battery potential.)
The memory effect is only present in
older cell phones, so if you have one that was made in 2005 or
before, you may know of it.
To prevent the memory effect from
occurring, make sure to deplete your battery as much as possible
before charging it.
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