Is Battery Drain Covered Under Warranty?
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If the battery drain is caused by long-term parking or alternator failure, it is not covered under warranty; if the battery is simply discharged without any malfunction, then it is covered under warranty. Methods to restore battery charge: A car battery can still be used after being discharged, provided it is a new battery. If an old battery frequently experiences discharge, it will likely become unusable. A battery charger is the best method to restore battery charge, but considering most car owners don't have a charger at home, it is recommended to contact a professional repair shop for assistance. Causes of car battery drain: If a car is left unused for an extended period, the battery will naturally discharge. Over time, the battery's charge will significantly decrease, potentially making it unable to start the vehicle. Prolonged discharge can severely impact the battery's lifespan. If the car must remain unused for an extended period due to special circumstances, the battery should be regularly charged directly. Otherwise, the battery will quickly degrade or become damaged beyond repair.