Hi,
I alreay have an Ansmann Energy8 charger, which, so far (18 months or so) has served me well. Fairly often though, I have a situation where I put several cells into the charger, and, as expected, the green "charged" led comes on, but one of the cells stays as a "charging" red led and has stayed this way for many hours (7-8 hours) and is VERY hot to touch. If I let this rogue cell cool down and try charging it again it almost always refreshes / charges correctly.
Would this indicate a faulty charger or a tempremental cell? I use Enegiser and Fameart cell for the most part. I don't particularly want to get a new charger if I can help it.
I REALLY like the idea of getting some Eneloop cells now and wondered about getting a new charger as well, the Maha Wizard One.
Have most of the initial problems with the Wizard One been overcome now and how would I be able to tell if I was getting a "revised" Wizard One charger? Would this be a good combo with the Eneloop cells?
Any help, advice and guidance would, as always, be gratefully received.
Many thanks in advance,
Face
I alreay have an Ansmann Energy8 charger, which, so far (18 months or so) has served me well. Fairly often though, I have a situation where I put several cells into the charger, and, as expected, the green "charged" led comes on, but one of the cells stays as a "charging" red led and has stayed this way for many hours (7-8 hours) and is VERY hot to touch. If I let this rogue cell cool down and try charging it again it almost always refreshes / charges correctly.
Would this indicate a faulty charger or a tempremental cell? I use Enegiser and Fameart cell for the most part. I don't particularly want to get a new charger if I can help it.
I REALLY like the idea of getting some Eneloop cells now and wondered about getting a new charger as well, the Maha Wizard One.
Have most of the initial problems with the Wizard One been overcome now and how would I be able to tell if I was getting a "revised" Wizard One charger? Would this be a good combo with the Eneloop cells?
Any help, advice and guidance would, as always, be gratefully received.
Many thanks in advance,
Face