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Battery Time Management
The Oxlife Liberty
®
is equipped with a rechargeable lithium-ion battery
that is not user serviceable.
The battery will degrade over time from standard use. The rate of such
degradation is dependent upon the frequency of operation of the device
under battery power as well as the frequency and length of associated
battery charging cycles.
The manufacturer recommends that the user regularly monitor battery
performance by viewing the battery charge level indicator on the battery and
the device display. Batteries should be replaced at least every two years.
With the combined use of the battery, AC power supply, and DC power cord you
may extend your time away from home. Using the AC and DC power cords
whenever possible will improve battery life. The battery will charge in the device,
when plugged into an external power source.
Battery Charge Status is displayed on the control
panel. As the charge level increases on the battery,
the battery icon will turn solid in proportionate levels.
When the battery is fully charged (over 95%) the
battery icon will appear solid.
The Oxlife Liberty
®
battery includes a battery charge
status indicator located on the front of the battery.
Simply press the "PUSH" button on the battery to
display the remaining battery life in 25% increments.
The typical time to recharge a fully discharged battery is under 2.5 hours with the
device plugged into the AC power supply and powered off. Battery charge times
while the device is running will vary depending on elected setting.
To maximize battery life:
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Store battery in a cool, dry place when not in use. Store battery with at
least 50% capacity remaining.
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If using multiple batteries, uniquely label each battery to ensure each
battery is rotated equally.
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Charge batteries every three (3) months when not in use.
There is no routine maintenance or service required for the Oxlife Liberty
®
rechargeable batteries other than the periodic replacement as described above.