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earpiece left charging - hazard?

paddles · 2011-11-04 16:05:08

Forgot my earpiece and have left it charging at home and I am away for a few days. Is that a hazard? It could be tricky getting qq someone into the house to unplug it as my key holder seems to be away. Help?

04-11-2011 5:05pm

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paddles

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Forgot my earpiece and have left it charging at home and I am away for a few days. Is that a hazard? It could be tricky getting qq someone into the house to unplug it as my key holder seems to be away. Help?

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#2 04-11-2011 5:19pm

seamus

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Should be OK. All modern electronics are set up to handle this; the charger automatically shuts off when complete and just keeps it topped-up. Theoretically something can go wrong and burst into flames, but it's no more likely to do so just because you've left it plugged in.

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