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Wanna do the same with some of my batts. The are very weak and I wanna try it.. how I will do it right without any dangers? I don't wanna hurt me :D
 





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Wanna do the same with some of my batts. The are very weak and I wanna try it.. how I will do it right without any dangers? I don't wanna hurt me :D

Eye protection is needed and discharge battery completely is a must.

I used a vise and some channel lock pliers and just pulled the top off. Battery was pointing downward in vise and I used pliers and pulled from the bottom leaving the top pinched in the vise
 

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How I can completly discharge it?

As eye protection I might use my Laser goggles, not the best way but I have nothing better than that. :)

EDIT: Well, its already discharging when I measure its voltage. Can I be sure that it's fake? :D
 
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I had one of my batteries leaking a strange fluid from a little hole that I accidentally made in the "-" of the cell, that smelled like PVC pipe glue, it still working, but I wonder if someone else had this experience before. The brand is JWS and the cell don't have anything written in it.

I disassembled a old laptop battery and found 6 cells in it, 4 was good, and 2 was dead. I think is safer to use this older cells than use those crap cells.

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