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Originally Posted by Ripplinger
Occasionally I notice that the sleep cover doesn't put the reader to sleep, or at least doesn't turn out the light on the reader.
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Originally Posted by howyoudoin
On the Aura H2O, there's the option to put the reader to sleep automatically after 'x' number of minutes. I've set it to 10 minutes, so that even if the sleep cover fails to put the reader to sleep, it'll automatically sleep after 10 minutes anyway. You might have the same option on the Glo HD.
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Thats the way I do it,regardless of the cover works or not,if the cover fails and don't turn it into sleep, the sleep timer does, and the Glo HD has that option..
But even if this timer is not set,I can't explain why it should has such a drain as some people reports, if battery life is 2 months with reading one or two hours a day, it can't be empty if it is 8 hours on, that is only 4 or 8 days reading,and most power is consumed by turning pages,even if the cover doesn't turn it off,and the auto sleep timer is not set,you don't read and don't turn pages so the power must be minimum..
Both my 2 Glo HD's have normal battery power with 3.16 and nothing is draining it.