No, it just keeps it at 100%.
Simply put, until it's battery indicator says full. The first time it's charged, it should start off with a completely full battery -- It doesn't matter if you have it still charging while it's full, it's not designed to break easily. :)
Theirs a battery on the bottom right screen.If it full then that means the battery's fully charged.
Phone off: Your phone will show a full battery and say "Fully Charged" Phone on: on the right top corner your battery will show a full battery and blink
It means the battery is full.
I think the only damage you can do is unplugging it before it is fully charged
if the laptop battery over charged, the laptop battery will get hot, Seriously will damage the battery, but now most of the laptop battery have a overshoot protection, when the battery was full charged, it will stop charging automatic, so it won't worry about it
If you need to jump start the car then the battery may be fully charged but it is defective and needs replacing. A full charged battery will read 12.6 volts at the posts with the engine not running. 12 volts indicates the battery is only 25% charged.
generally speaking, there are several LED lights on the battery charger, when the light is red, it meas the battery is being charged, when the light turn to green or yellow, it means the battery is full charged
It is always good to charge a battery to its full capacity before it is fully charged.
You can tell your car battery is fully charged by checking the voltage with a multimeter; a fully charged battery should read around 12.6 volts or higher. If your car has a built-in battery management system, it may provide indicators or alerts when the battery is fully charged. Additionally, if the battery has a built-in hydrometer, a green indicator often signifies a full charge. Lastly, after charging, the battery should start the engine without any issues.
Continue to Let it charge if after 48 hrs there is no sign of a full battery there's something wrong with your mp3
You can with most laptops, but then the battery will not be charged. Try it - if the screen goes blank when you pull the battery out then it's off. For most laptops, you only get 1 battery pack out of the box and in order to maximize the battery's life time, once u have a fully charged battery u can remove it when u have an AC power on, so that the battery wont keeps on charging. Cant the laptop detects if the battery is full and cut off the charging? Yes, in most of the cases, but it is still a myth if hooking on both AC and battery together will shorten the battery's life time.