Bose Soundlink Revolve+ Bluetooth speaker part2 - it started to charge, let's see what next

[@JesusJimenez-oq7xl]

Hola quise buscar el documento donde tienes las mediciones de la placa pero los link que tienes no muestra nada !!

[@ungeangsrong9076]

Sir, you should show more about how to charge the battery 🔋. Right now I had one as same yours.

[@screen-protector]

Hello, each battery has a plus and minus. As long as you'll follow the polarity, you'll be fine :).

[@Azractor86]

I wish you show how to replace the old battery with a new one of this same model. I bought a new set of batteries, because I need to see how to correctly solder the pins. I'm from 🇲🇾, no experience in repairing this speaker & I've been looking all over the internet for a guide.

[@screen-protector]

It's a general knowledge, so, anyone who's working with electronics will have no problem helping you. If you don't have experience, better avoid it to not damage something IMHO. :) If you'd like to learn fixing electronics, better to work on the devices you can afford to lose, and avoid high power devices as mains can kill you :).

[@Azractor86]

@screen-protector I've been using it for teaching for 6 years, I'd rather risk to repair rather than letting it sitting duck in a corner, but it would be a waste to let that premium speaker unrepaired. Or I'll have to buy a brand new one. I'll try fixing it, though. 🤞

[@screen-protector]

@@Azractor86 you should be able to easily or quite easily disassemble it as tutorials are online for most of the devices. And the rest depends on the skills. Good luck :).

[@montessebastian]

@screen-protector I have one with one battery at 4.1V and the other at 2.2V, no voltage coming down from the battery board to the control board. I understand that this kind be sort of protection. But even rising the battery voltage to a value at about 7.6V I don't have supply on the upper side. Is fully assembled now, I would like to know what to do when opened again. On the upper side should I expect 8.4 volts right on the Vdd to GND pins, the four in line on the upper side. Do you know for what are the other two? maybe the charging voltage comming from the USB?

[@screen-protector]

Sorry, don't know and it was given back to the customer, so no way to check it anymore.