Mobile phones are very smart now a days. We know this fact that the charging stops after the phone gets charged 100 percent. Of course our information is absolutely correct. Obviously it happens. But we make certain mistakes every day while charging our phone, which reduces life span of batteries. There are a number of concepts about battery charging that are not quite authentic. Keeping such mistakes continuously eliminates the life of the battery.

1: Hypothesis-We should keep battery fully charged.

We believe, charging the battery after fully discharged boost its life because we charge it less often.

But this is not true. According to a research, if the mobile is connected to the charging point for a long time, then the temperature of mobile and battery becomes high. Because of this, the chemicals used inside the battery run down.

Just do it …

• Connect the charger as soon as you have the time. Do not wait for the battery to get fully discharged.
• If your cellphone is heating, stop charging immediately.

2: Hypothesis- It is necessary to charge the battery 100 percent.

Infact no need to do this. It takes a long time to get the battery charged 100 percent. This also increases the pressure on the battery. Do not charge it fully unless necessary. You can discharge and recharge battery first time for calibration purpose. Your phone may provide correct status of the battery after calibration. Thereafter, no need to charge it 100%.

3: Hypothesis- The charger disconnects after charging 100%.

The reality is quite different, After getting fully charged, the software of the phone changes the sign of the battery and the LED light goes off. To keep your phone 100% charged, the charger keeps working and it increases the load on the battery. So if your phone is on charging all night, then be sure, It may start behaving whacky any time.

Fluctuation occurs when electricity goes on or off. It may cause short circuit. Softwares keep crashing on Android smartphones every now and then. If the program related to your charging sensor is shut down or the sensor gets defective then your phone may be overcharged. Not only this, excessive heating can cause a battery blast.

According to a site from “battery company cadex” called “Battery University”, the lithium batteries are extremely fragile. You must keep it cool. It has its own stress level. While charging or heating for a long time, pressure increases on it. So keep charging whenever you have time without getting it discharged completely. It will increase life of your battery and phone.

Additionally, take the following precautions … ..

• If the electricity goes off, remove the charger immediately.
• Do not use the phone while charging. There can be huge risk. You can get a short circuit or a battery blast.
• If your phone, battery or charger is getting hot, stop charging immediately. Switch the phone off.Remove the battery and recharge the phone after cooling it. Do not charge the phone keeping it switched off. In case of excessive pressure, the battery can be overcharged and in some condition it may blast also.
• If the charger is getting too hot, change it immediately.
• Do not leave the phone unclaimed, inspect the temperature of your phone while charging.
• Bad charging cable should not be used.
• If possible, do not charge your phone using other person’s charger or let anybody charge their phone with your charger. Your phone or battery may get damaged in case the connector is defective.

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