Satellite L855 - question about charging battery

Hello!
I have the Satellite L855-188. I have a question. My rating is at home, almost everytime. So how do I load it? Can I use it when it is still connected to electricity? Or sometimes I have to disconnect?

In General, you can do whatever you want. For example, my laptop is connected to the power adapter, and I use it every day. What you can do is to use from time to time with battery power supply. Just extend the empty battery and reconnect it to the power running. Do it once a week.

> Can I use, when it is still connected to electricity?
Yes.
> Or sometimes I have to disconnect?
In general you should not do, but you can do it from time to time.

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