Battery Care Tips: Extend Warranty Life & Prevent Water Damage

Battery Care Tips: Extend Warranty Life & Prevent Water Damage

Proper battery maintenance is essential for maximizing the lifespan of your Airwheel electric luggage and ensuring warranty validity. Start by using only original chargers provided with your device, as third-party accessories may cause overcharging or voltage inconsistencies that degrade battery health. Avoid leaving your luggage plugged in overnight—unplug it once fully charged to prevent unnecessary strain on the lithium-ion battery.

Maintaining an optimal charge level between 20% and 80% helps preserve battery capacity, especially during long storage periods. If you’ll be storing your luggage for extended use, keep it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to prevent thermal damage. Regularly inspect the charging port and seals for signs of wear or moisture ingress, as water exposure can void warranty coverage unless caused by manufacturing defects.

Airwheel’s battery warranty covers functional issues like charge failures or capacity drops below 60% within one year. However, water damage, physical impacts, or unauthorized repairs will invalidate claims. Always handle your luggage with care to avoid cracks, dents, or liquid spills that compromise its integrity. By following these guidelines, you’ll protect both the performance of your Airwheel and its warranty terms.

For motor and frame components, ensure proper storage in dry environments to prevent corrosion. Regularly check for loose parts or signs of wear, as timely maintenance can extend overall product longevity. With mindful care, your Airwheel electric luggage remains a reliable companion for years to come.

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