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Use Acer Aspire 5520 5920 AS07B41 AS07B31 battery needing attention some matters :

* Carefulness read narrate book of battery, use commendatory battery.
* Research the electric appliance and the laptop batteries contact elements is whether clean, when necessity is clean with the wet cloth mop, after dry loads according to the correct polar direction.
* New Acer Aspire 5520 5920 AS07B41 AS07B31 Battery Pack must be fully charged before use.
* Li-ion and NiMH Battery can not interchangeable.
* Don't make new and old or different model battery put off.
* Don't try to make Acer battery rebirth use hot up, charge, or other way.
* Don't let battery short circuit.
* Don't hot up laptop battery for Acer or loss it in water.
* Don't strip battery.
* Electro-adapter should cut switch after use.
* Should take off battery from adapter when battery long time no use .
* If you don't use your laptop for a period of time, you must fully discharge then recharge the battery.
* Battery should stock in cool place, and dry.

How to Charging the Li-ion Aspire 5520 5920 AS07B41 AS07B31 battery?

Claims of fast charging a Li-ion battery in one hour or less usually results in lower charge levels. Such a charger simply eliminates stage two and goes directly into 'ready' once the voltage threshold is reached at the end of stage one. The charge level at this point is about 70%. The topping charge typically takes twice as long as the initial charge.

Depending on the charger and the self discharge of the Aspire 5520 5920 AS07B41 AS07B31 laptop battery, a topping charge may be implemented once every 500 hours or 20 days. Typically, the charge kicks in when the open terminal voltage drops to 4.05 volts per cell and turns off when it reaches 4.20V/cell.

No trickle charge is applied because the Li-ion laptop battery is unable to absorb overcharge. Trickle charge could cause plating of metallic lithium, a condition that makes the cell unstable. Instead, a brief topping charge is applied to compensate for the small amount of self-discharge the battery and its protective circuit consume.