freebsder

I guess they want you to ask for a replacement watch, which costs a lot of money.

led2015

tagetage posted on 2023-3-17 14:50 Why don't gas companies allow the use of Nanfu? ? ? ? ? 5 alkaline batteries are thicker than ordinary 5 carbon batteries, which will cause the battery box to not fit or contact...

I always thought that batteries were the same size. I bought a bunch of them and they all seemed to be the same size. I didn't look closely.

led2015

wangerxian posted on 2023-3-17 09:45 Just report it for repair and say that the watch is black and broken. If they don't come to repair it, just use it and keep the evidence.

Isn't the gas company a powerful group? It's impossible to ask them to do anything. It's more troublesome to practice.

吾妻思萌

tagetage posted on 2023-3-17 14:50 Why don't gas companies allow the use of Nanfu? ? ? ? ? 5 alkaline batteries are thicker than ordinary 5 carbon batteries, which will cause the battery box to not fit or contact...

I always thought that batteries were the same size. I bought a bunch of them and they all felt the same size. I didn't look carefully

Hiss~ I always thought that the national standard for batteries had size standards. Now it seems that it is not~ I will show you a wave of pictures tonight~

吾妻思萌

wangerxian posted on 2023-3-17 09:45 Just report it for repair and say that the meter is black and broken. If they don't come to repair it, you can use it and keep the evidence.

Isn't the gas company a powerful group? It's unlikely that you can ask them to do anything. It's more troublesome to really repair it.

I don't know. Anyway, I've used it for two weeks now. Every time I check the watch, there's nothing wrong with the mechanical movement and the battery. I don't care if it works.

eric_wang

After the battery of the Braun ear thermometer at home ran out, I replaced it with Nanfu, which directly burned out the motherboard. Fortunately, the after-sales service replaced the motherboard and reminded me not to use Nanfu, saying that Nanfu has a high voltage. Isn’t it 1.5?

There is no problem using Nanfu for children's toys.

The quartz clock I bought uses a No. 5 battery. The instructions specifically state that carbon batteries should be used and not alkaline batteries. They were also afraid that it would burn out, probably because alkaline batteries are more potent.

Nowadays, when buying batteries, only carbon batteries are purchased, which are much cheaper than alkaline batteries and have similar durability.

吾妻思萌

After the battery of the Braun ear thermometer at home ran out, I replaced it with a Nanfu one, which burned the motherboard. Fortunately, the after-sales service replaced the motherboard and reminded me not to use Nanfu, saying that Nanfu has a high voltage. Isn't it 1.5? There is no problem using Nanfu for children's toys. The quartz clock I bought uses a No. 5 battery. The instructions specifically state that carbon batteries should be used instead of alkaline batteries. They are also afraid of burning, probably because alkaline batteries are more powerful. Now I only buy carbon batteries, which are much cheaper than alkaline batteries and are not much different in durability.

Huh? That doesn't make sense. If the voltage is constant, isn't the current determined by the load?

eric_wang

Azuma Simeng posted on 2023-3-20 15:22 Ah? There is no reason~ When the voltage is constant, isn’t the current determined by the load?

This problem is very strange. Almost everyone who uses this ear thermometer on the Internet has encountered the same problem.

吾妻思萌

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