metalhead24
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Can you overcharge the battery if left two long charging
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Battery
- Thread starter metalhead24
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Always Curious
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Not if ML designed the circuitry right. The fact that the light changes from blinking to steady when charged gives hope 
dewcon4414
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It might depend on the charger. Lith do check each cell to ensure all are charged equally...... bad cell could make it over heat quickly causing chargers to shut off before they are full. Some cheap ones may not shut off. My charger does...... as does most high quality cell phone ones. My understanding is you dont have to remove it from the charger..... it shows a full charge and shuts off with a light. Also recommends a charging process for stored machines.
metalhead24
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Thanks for the information .
dewcon4414
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I did notice one thing. I have all of mine attached to an ANKER 2.4 charger.... once all are fully charged i unplugged it. Then plugged it back in immediately....... the phones take 3 min to show charged again ...... the machine and WM08 dont show charged again for.....another 8 min.
its only one battery so it cant reverse polarise on a 2nd dead cell and the battery would have a protection circuit to stop it being drained to low and charged to high, so short answer is it should be ok to walk away from it but I wouldn't leave it on over night unless absolutely necessary.