Lithium batteries internally discharge as a normal function of their design i.e. battery charge capacity diminishes even if they're not being used.
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Lithium batteries internally discharge as a normal function of their design i.e. battery charge capacity diminishes even if they're not being used. Usually 2-5% per month but this accelerates the longer it is not recharged
If not recharged for a long time they can become depleted beyond recovery or if you can get them to charge they may not be able to handle to current load when required to do so.
You may have to replace the battery.
What is the model number of the tablet as shown on the back cover of the tablet? It is difficult with Kindles to find the correct replacement parts based on the model name only but knowing the model number will usually find them. Also it helps to find the correct guide for how to replace the battery as well
Hi @larryb23
Lithium batteries internally discharge as a normal function of their design i.e. battery charge capacity diminishes even if they're not being used.
If not recharged for a long time they can become depleted beyond recovery or if you can get them to charge they may not be able to handle to current load when required to do so.
You may have to replace the battery.
What is the model number of the tablet as shown on the back cover of the tablet? It is difficult with Kindles to find the correct replacement parts based on the model name only but knowing the model number will usually find them. Also it helps to find the correct guide for how to replace the battery as well