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Question – Battery Charger Safety


Can I keep my battery charger plugged in all summer?

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Is it safe to keep my 18v battery charger for my weed wacker plugged into the wall during the summer when I am using it all the time?

[ad#block]Check the instructions that came with your weed wacker. Some units allow the charger to be plugged in continuously, others may instruct you to charge the unit for a given number of hours. Play it safe – Check with the documentation or Google the model number.


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