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Old 11-01-2016, 04:09 AM   #1
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Aura H2O battery drain during sleep

I bought a used Kobo Aura H2O on ebay and received it a few days ago. With Wi-Fi off, the battery indicator doesn't seem to go down much at all while reading.

The day before yesterday, I read on it for maybe an hour, and I think the battery indicator was still at 100% when I put it to sleep. Tonight I was surprised to find the battery at 52% when I woke it up for time since then (and it quickly went down to 50%). Wi-Fi was disabled the entire time.

Is this normal? I expected the battery to last weeks with the device on sleep. Should I attempt to return it to the seller? Do I need to turn it off completely in order for it to retain charge?

ETA: I was not using the light at all while reading before putting it to sleep.

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Old 11-01-2016, 04:56 AM   #2
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I would do a factory reset and then install the firmware 3.19.5761. You don't know if the previous owner has installed anything that could be draining the battery.
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Old 11-01-2016, 07:45 AM   #3
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It seems like it was probably reset already when I got it, but I've reset it again . . .
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In the settings make sure the "Automatic sync" is turned off. It can get caught in a loop if it can't connect to your wifi or wifi is turned off and drain battery. You should have minimal drain leaving it for a couple of weeks in sleep.
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