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Old 01-12-2022, 08:44 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Lightbulb Have you ever replaced cells to fix a dead laptop battery?

A friend gave me an old mini notebook/laptop thinger today. Aside from a dead battery, it works fine (I'm actually typing this post on it).

I could order a new battery, but I've always wondered about replacing cells myself.

I dug into the dead batt:



The issue of course is how to physically connect the replacement cells. The cell connectors in the original batt were spot welded on.

So the question is: Can I accomplish this without a special tool? All I gots is a couple of soldering irons.

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