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only Ni-Mh batteries, a better man than I
Just bought a Duracell battery charger yesterday for rechargeable AA and AAA batteries. (model no CEF24UK) The first disappointment was that it only charges *two* AA or two AAA at a time. (usually chargers of this size charge four batteries at a time). When I got home it specifically says in the instructions only to charge Ni-mh batteries, and not any others. So I rang the free phone number and said I've got a lot of the older Ni-Cd batteries (like you have...right?) and would it do any damage to the batteries or the charger to charge them? Could I get a straight answer, could I hell. I was very persistant, but she would not answer in a straight way. When I asked if I could be transferred to a technical department, she said, "we have 'all' the information". All you staring blankly out of the window, waiting for something to happen... It's a free phone number...... 0800716434 The question I kept repeating was, will any damage be done to either the charger or to the older ni-cd batteries, if charged up in this charger? If you can get a straight answer from this women you're a better man than I. |
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