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I have two "maintenance free" sealed batteries. Yesterday when I
checked the battery trays where the batteries are secured in place, I found that both battery trays are quite wet (like 1/16" deep). This is odd. The batteries are inside a compartment that is protected from elements, and the rest of the compartment is completely dry -- only the battery trays are wet. I am sure the water is not from the air because the air in early winter is relatively dry. I am not sure if both batteries are leaking or not. I cannot tell. I have a feeling that I should not expect _both_ batteries leak at the same time. Anyway, I have already dried the battery trays. I will check this next weekend to see if they will become wet again. Meanwhile, I would like to know if there is any "known" reason that can cause a battery tray becomes wet like mine. Thanks. Jay Chan |
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