Blackberry 9810 battery drains in sleep mode.

Hello everyone,guys, i have a problem with my 9810 blackberry torch.
Please, look in Blackberry Device Analyzer's screenshots and recommend me, why battery drains so quickly. I bought a used device from e-bay. Software version is latest: 7.1 Bundle 2807. I have a stable discharge at 4 percent per hour.This is normal rate? Please, help,comrades.
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At 4% per hour the battery will last 25 hours. I don't see anything wrong with that.
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I'm not sure how that helps me figure out the problem. I suppose I'm still having problems expressing myself clearly.
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