How to maintain the power bank

Maintenance of the charging bank can extend its service life and performance stability. Here are some tips for maintaining your power bank:

Avoid overcharging and discharging: Try to avoid charging the power bank to too high or too low. Excessive charge and discharge can cause damage to the battery, affecting its life and performance. It is best to start charging when the power is less than 20%, and stop charging when the power is about 80%.

Avoid overuse: Try to avoid using the power bank continuously for a long time, especially in high temperature environments. Overuse can cause the charger to overheat, adversely affecting the battery and circuit. If you need to use for a long time, it is best to choose an external power supply.

Regular charging: Even if you do not use a power bank, you should charge it regularly to keep the battery active. It is recommended to charge the battery at least once a month to keep the battery within the proper charge range.

Avoid moisture and wet environment: The charging treasure should be kept away from wet and humid environment to prevent short circuit and damage. Avoid placing power banks in damp places such as bathrooms and kitchens.

Avoid severe vibration and falling: The charging treasure should be avoided from severe vibration and falling, so as not to damage the internal circuit and battery.

Use the original charger and cable: In order to ensure the charging effect and safety of the charging treasure, it is best to use the original charger and cable to charge. Using the wrong charger and cable may cause the bank to overheat or charge unstable.

Regular cleaning: Clean the case and interface of the power bank regularly to remove dust and dirt. Wipe gently with a clean, soft cloth. Avoid using chemical solvents or wet cloths.

Please note that the above advice applies to most power banks, but different brands and models of power banks may have specific maintenance requirements, please follow the power bank instructions.