Recently, a 31-year-old man was fatally electrocuted while connecting his laptop charger plug to a power outlet.Reports claimed he was sipping a beverage when his finger touched one of the metal pins on the plug.
Basic precautions could have averted this incident from taking place. Still, it is never too late to take preventive measures and avoid getting into such situations. It's time you set some...
1. Keep Smartphone, Tablet Chargers Separate
Avoid sharing charger adapters between smartphones and tablets. They may have different power ratings. Excess current will damage your gadget over time.
2. Avoid Leaving Your Smartphone For Charging Overnight
Leaving your smartphone to charge overnight is unsafe. It causes overheating and hampers battery life. You can continue charging your handset when you wake up
3. Know When It's Time To Replace Your Battery
If your smartphone drains too quickly, then check the battery for swelling. Take the battery out and spin it on a flat surface. If it spins freely, there is a bulge. It's time to replace your battery.
4. Never Use Non-Branded Batteries
Buy a battery replacement from an authorized service centre. Do not use non-branded batteries. There is no way to know if they have passed standard safety regulations. A cheaper alternative could damage your device.
5. Avoid Making Calls While Charging Your Phone
Avoid making phone calls while your device is charging. Both activities generate heat. Either use a wireless headset to take calls or just be patient till your device is sufficiently charged.
6. Do Not Leave Your Handset Hanging By Wire
Do not leave your handset hanging by the wire from the power outlet. It will damage the power connector on your phone. Respect your handset and it will not fail you in the long run.
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