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HOW TO REPLACE YOUR PDA BATTERY
The problem with old PDA usually at the Battery. Like someother gadget, battery
have lifetime cycle before you have to change the battery. Change the PDA battery
is not as easy as change the other portable gadget such as CD Player or something
like that. First, each PDA have it's own battery model, so not all battery compatible
to every PDA. Second, some PDA have internal battery to backup the power while
change the main battery.
- Make sure you already buy a new battery suit to your PDA model.
- Before replace your main PDA battery, even you sure about having internal
battery, always backup first all data at your PDA to prevent loose
all of it.
- Some internal battery only give you about 5 until 10 minutes time to backup
while change the main battery, so do not do more time.
- After change the main battery, recharge your PDA with recommendate hour,
usually when you buy new battery, the factory will give you information how
long to charge your new battery.
- If you have problem with your device, contact you PDA support to give more
information about your problem.
More information about PDA battery
Rechargeable batteries are great for adding extended life to your PDA device
usage, and their cells are lighter than regular cells. But they also have a
limited number of charge-discharge cycles. All recent PDA models use Lithium-Ion
or Lithium Polymer cells that have a life of only 300-400 cycles. If you are
an avid PDA user you might wear out the battery in a little over a year. After
that, the strong of PDA battery will be reduce but you still can use it with
more time to recharge.
PDA batteries are custom made to fit the available device space the engineers
designed for this purpose. They also have built-in protection circuits and proprietary
connectors that require substantial tooling investments. We are not recommended
for you to buy refurbished or used battery from any vendor that dismantles the
old PDAs for parts, because some of it will fail soon after use at your PDA,
so it will pay for nothing.
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