You could try replacing the battery yourself, but in most cases it’s not worth the hassle since most replacements aren’t reliable, especially considering how cheap you can get a Kindle for these days on sale or refurbished. Amazon will give you a $5 credit for a broken Kindle, plus 20% off the price of a new one. If you do have a Kindle with a dead battery that will no longer hold a charge, the best way to get rid of it is to trade it in for a new Kindle. So if you have a Kindle sitting unused in a drawer right now, you might want to charge the battery since it will slowly die if left uncharged for too long. Like most battery-powered electronics, it’s a good idea to charge the battery occasionally, even if you’re not using the device. Eventually it will reach a point where the battery won’t hold a charge at all. If left unused a Kindle’s battery will slowly deplete, and it’s left uncharged for too long the battery will fail. When this happens you’ll likely be greeted by the dead battery symbol pictured above when you finally open that drawer or come across your Kindle under a bed or in a box in the closet somewhere. If you get a new one you might decide to keep your old Kindle for a backup, or you might just not feel like reading for a few months. Forgetting about a Kindle in a drawer can even happen to those that use Kindles regularly.
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