QUOTE(syd04 @ May 30 2007, 03:14 PM)
hi. i hv 2 batteries that came with my notebook (Asus M3000N). battery 1 spoilt fr day 1, cannot charge at all. battery 2 , when it was new battery life was abt 3.5hrs. now (9 mths later), 1.5hrs +-. each time i charge the battery 2, it doesn't take charge to 100% but instead, stops at abt 40%, sometimes 70%. in order to make it load to 100%, i hv to consciously unplug and refresh the charging. only this way can I make it charge. i'm not sure what's happening but i hope you can help me and advise me. Tks.
First battery is usually becoz of dead cells or imbalanced cell
Second battery is because you didin't make the battery go through qualified charge/discharge cycle. This can always be solve by let the battery charge for a long period, if it stay at 40%, just let charge longer untill it reach 100% and then let it discharge to less than 3%. Do this a few time will clear the digital memory effect of your battery. If it never reach 100%, it mean the battery can never meet fully charged condition set by the manufacturer, should this occur, there are serious cells imbalanced impedence exist due to wear and tear.
If the second battery do reach 100% after long time charge, I can correct you battery problem without open your battery, just reflash the battery data. Else, I can make it back to normal by balancing you battery cells.(But I think it won't last long , may be sustance for another months for smooth charge/discharged experiences).
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Added on May 30, 2007, 9:15 pmQUOTE(AriesChai @ May 30 2007, 06:37 PM)
i have a sony pcg-f709k
my battery list is
8 cells 14.8V 2600mAH
1 question can my battery upgrade to 8 cells 14.8v 4800mAH?
Imposible, you battery cell sized at 17670 that is the capacity it should be.
14.8V 4800mAH only can achieved with size 18650.
We not able to put in bigger cells into the plastic housing of your battery, even if we do so, you will fail to slot it into your laptop...
This post has been edited by Altrafield: May 30 2007, 09:31 PM