What are the reasons for a battery not being fully charged?
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The reason a battery cannot be fully charged is due to battery aging or poor contact in the fuse holder. The details are as follows: Battery aging: Batteries have a lifespan. If charging becomes impossible, battery aging should be considered. The typical battery lifespan is between 2 to 3 years. Poor usage habits by the owner can shorten the battery's service life. Poor contact in the fuse holder: Poor contact between the fuse and the fuse holder can prevent the battery from charging or being fully charged. If the fuse is blown, it needs to be replaced by professionals at a 4S shop or repair shop. If there is poor contact between the fuse and the fuse holder, professional assistance is required to resolve the issue. If the problem is poor contact with the power source, simply unplug and reconnect the charger to ensure proper contact.