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50D Battery Charger Getting Really Hot

 
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Jun 08, 2009 17:36 |  #1

Has anyone else had this experience? The charger that came with my 50D gets really hot while charging. I'm charging the Canon battery that came with the camera, not a 3rd party one. I've had the camera a couple of months and the last 2 times I went to charge - the charger got uncomfortably hot. I'm afraid it will ruin the battery, or worse - catch fire...



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Jun 08, 2009 17:41 |  #2

It is possible that the battery itself is the culprit from failing and adding more resistance ( = hotter). It could very well be your charger though. I would pick up a new spare battery and see if you have the same results. You can never have too many batteries and 3rd party ones aren't too expensive.

***Since the setup is relatively new, I would simply ask for an exchange or call Canon and get them to replace it. It is in warranty after all.


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Jun 08, 2009 17:49 |  #3

Thanks Duncan. I just ordered a couple of 3rd party batteries from SterlingTek. I'll see how they do.



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