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Modern batteries are staying to be one of the biggest problems as for the manufacturers as well as for consumers. And it’s not just potential flaming risk, but the slow draining of the source power. So it shouldn’t come as a surprise that charging battery on the regular basis makes them work not more than a year or two with active use, after then their capacity is drastically decreasing and using your precious device becomes problematic. It’s impossible to completely restore a fully drained battery, but to extend the usage, while looking for new one is quite possible. So that’s what we’ll talk about today.
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The following recommendations are for advanced users. So if you can’t make heads or tails of soldering tool it would be better to contact customer service or you could just go straight to local electronic store for a new battery.
 Table of Content</p> Required tools and materials are: soldering iron, epoxy, fine needle, a heavy flat object for alignment.
</p> This m</p> Required tools and materials: any power supply (5-12V, AC not less than 0.1 A), voltmeter or tester to monitor the voltage, resistor (capacity should be at least 500 mWt, resistance of 330 Ohm to 1000 Ohm)
</p> A few important notes
 This Metho Required tools and materials: a working fridge.
</p> Innocuous, but les</p> Tools and materials required: smartphone with standard battery charger.
</p> Almost all professiona</p> NOTICE: I strongly discourage you from using this method unless you have tried other, less risky ones.
 Tools and materials required: razor blade, skinny screwdriver, ‘Moment’ glue.
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Method №1 be useful in cases when battery generates gas due to continuous usage, as a result it gets bulged and can’t hold its charge.




Accurately pierce it with the needle. Keep in mind that damaged electric inwards will make following battery restoration impossible.
</li>Method №2
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Method №2pletely revive the battery with much reduced resources, but will certainly make it work for some time. You shouldn’t count much on it, but it would provide some power for your smartphone, while you’re looking for new battery.





Method №3
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Method №3 and questionable, although according to dedicated forums it helps some users, so the responsibility for any negative consequences lies with you.



Method №4
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Method №4ecovery method. But if you think that your smartphone’s battery is ultimately out of order, why not try it?



Method №5
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Method №5l consider procedures described below a blasphemy, but many users of old batteries have proved this method to be helpful.



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