7 Simple Ways to Extend HP Elitebook 8530P Laptop Battery Life
HP EliteBook 8530p Notebook PC delivers exceptional graphics and performance in a powerful—yet portable notebook. The HP EliteBook 8530p allows you to strengthen security measures and remotely monitor, diagnose, and repair PCs over the network with Intel Centrino 2 with vPro technology. The construction of EliteBook 8530p laptop is too good and only concern is the battery compartment seems to be little loose and also battery is excellent.
Instructions:
1. Don’t run out of your HP elitebook 8530p battery. Lithium Ion laptop batteries work best when they are recharged while they still have 10 to 20% capacity remaining. So if you are using your notebook battery on your journey, try not to get in the habit of using the laptop battery until it has almost no charge.
2. New laptop batteries generally arrive in a discharged state, so, before you use them first time, you had better charge your HP Elitebook 8530P laptop batteries up for at least four hours.
3. Make sure the vents in your the laptop are not blocked and the laptop does not overheat. Extreme heat causes the increases the self-discharge rate of the battery.
4. When carrying the battery. Do not short circuit the terminals or store your laptop battery pack with metal objects such as necklaces or hairpins.
5. Don’t use the laptop battery unless you have to! Li-ion batteries degrade or deteriorate continuously it have a life of about 300-500+ recharge cycles or about one year, the HP elitebook 8530w battery will end up with very low capacity and this renders the battery unusable. Many people keep their laptop plugged in all the time, that’s not good.
6. If your HP Elitebook 8530P battery will not be in use it should be removed from your laptop and stored in an Anti-Static bag and in a dry, cool place. make sure it is has about 40 – 50% charge and it is highly recommended to cycle it at least once a month.
7. Do not disassemble the HP Elitebook 8530P notebook battery, the contents may be corrosive and harmful for your health.
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