If your battery isn't charging properly, don't immediately assume your phone charger or your battery is broken. Based on personal experience, the problem – and solution – may be much simpler than you think. If your phone or tablet isn't charging properly or at all, take a look at these 12 ways to fix a phone that won't charge. 1  How to save battery life on Android. 2  How to charge your Android phone battery faster.
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Re: Battery Continually loses its charge--this is my 4th Nook replacement pjhiker May 21, 2012 3:20 AM (in response to bklvr896) You certainly are lucky is all I can say. I have never downloaded an app or know how to put one to use.
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Re: Battery Continually loses its charge--this is my 4th Nook replacement SusanStearns Sep 5, 2012 5:29 PM (in response to bklvr896) I have recently been having the same problems with my battery. It used to stay charged for a long time, but now barely makes it a day, with only 2-3 hours reading time.
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Solution(s) Over time, your rechargeable battery may lose some of its ability to hold a charge. This is more likely to occur if it is a Ni-Cd(Nickel-Cadmium) battery. If you are unsure of the composition of your battery, check the specifications printed on the battery pack. To restore your battery's ability to hold a full charge:
https://telephones.att.com/product-support/faqs/basic-troubleshooting-tips/my-battery-pack-does-not-last-very-long-between-charges-i-am-charging-the-handset-more-frequently-what-should-i-do
I don't understand why a fully charged battery would lose charge when the computer is turned off. I know these MacBook Pro's are notorious for losing charge while in sleep mode, but this was turned off. MacBook Pro 2.5GHz/4GB RAM, Mac OS X (10.5.6), Ai BP G4 1.25GHz/2GB; old PowerMac; Newton 2K.
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If the alternator is bad, your car or truck will eventually die out again as the battery is not re-charged. Get a good-quality voltmeter or multimeter and test your battery’s state of charge. The voltmeter should read around 12.6 volts with the engine off and 14-15 volts when the engine is running. If voltage is below 13.5, there’s a good chance the alternator is not keeping up with your battery’s charging needs.
http://www.onallcylinders.com/2013/09/18/diagnosing-some-common-charging-system-problems/
Either your phone won't charge at all when it is plugged in, or it will only charge very slowly (sometimes barely faster than it is discharging). It’s a very common complaint, so here are a few solutions. Most charging problems are related to your USB cable or charger, or even the port itself. / © ANDROIDPIT.
https://www.androidpit.com/how-to-fix-a-phone-that-won-t-charge
Re: Battery Continually loses its charge--this is my 4th Nook replacement PirateFoxy Feb 28, 2013 12:37 AM (in response to pjhiker) I've had my Nook since May 2012 and it's suddenly started not holding a charge when not in use.
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Solution #2: If the battery won’t hold its charge and your engine stalls out, then it’s time to turn your attention to the alternator. Although your battery may have enough energy to get the engine fired up initially, it will eventually lose power if it is not being recharged by the alternator.
http://www.onallcylinders.com/2013/09/18/diagnosing-some-common-charging-system-problems/
Q: Battery losing charge when turned off. by clintbradford, clintbradford May 21, 2009 8:10 PM in response to Micheal Kelly Level 3 (906 points) in response to Micheal Kelly If your battery pack is in good condition, it probably did not really lose 5% in four hours.
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what is it when your battery loses t charge
If your battery is not being recharged by the alternator, it loses the T-charge. Your battery loses t charge if it is not being recharged by the alternator.