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Battery information
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Charging and Discharging
Your 
device 
is 
powered
 by 
a 
rechargeable
 batt
ery. T
h
e 
full 
performance o
f
 a new
 batt
ery is
 
achieved only 
after tw
o 
or th
ree 
complete
 charge
 and
 dis
c
harge 
cycles
. T
h
e 
batt
ery can 
be 
charged and 
d
i
scharged hundreds
 of times but it
 
w
ill eventually we
ar ou
t. 
When t
h
e
 t
a
lk 
and 
sta
n
dby t
i
mes are 
not
i
c
e
ably short
e
r t
h
an
 norm
al, buy
 a 
new bat
t
ery. 
Use 
on
ly Nokia
 
approved bat
t
erie
s, and recharge your ba
tte
ry
 
only w
i
th Nokia 
approved
 chargers
 
desi
gnate
d
 
for this device.
Unplug
 
t
h
e charge
r 
from the electri
c
al plug and th
e device when not in use
.
 Do not leave the 
batte
ry
 connecte
d 
t
o
 
a charger. Overcharging 
ma
y s
h
ort
e
n 
it
s 
lifetime.
 If le
f
t
 unus
e
d, 
a 
fully 
charged batt
ery will los
e
 its charge over t
i
me
. 
Temperature extre
me
s can affect
 
t
h
e
 
abili
ty of 
your ba
tt
ery to
 
ch
arge
.
To 
prolong batt
ery
 
life o
f
 NiMh batte
ries, 
discha
rge
 the bat
t
ery from t
i
me
 to 
time b
y
 
leaving 
your device swit
ched on 
until it turns itse
lf 
o
ff. D
o
 
n
o
t a
tte
mp
t 
t
o
 disch
a
rge th
e ba
tte
ry by 
an
y ot
her 
means.
Use the batte
ry only 
for its
 
in
te
nded
 purpose
.
 Never 
use 
any charger or 
batt
ery t
h
at 
is 
damaged
.
Do n
o
t sh
ort-circu
i
t th
e bat
t
ery. Acciden
t
a
l
 
sh
ort-circu
i
ting can
 
occu
r 
when a meta
llic 
object
 such as a coin, clip, 
or pen causes
 direct
 
c
o
nnection of t
h
e p
o
siti
v
e
 (+) and negative (-
) terminal
s of the bat
t
ery. (These
 
l
ook 
li
k
e
 
met
a
l s
t
rips on the batte
ry
.
)
 
T
h
is
 
might happen, for 
example, 
when you carry a s
p
are bat
t
ery i
n
 
yo
ur 
pocket 
or p
u
rse
.
 S
h
ort
-
circuit
i
ng
 the 
terminals may 
d
a
mage the 
b
a
t
t
ery or 
t
h
e connecti
ng object
.
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