Parkside cells How to reset 18650 dead 🔋 lithium cells

[@CMCdiy]

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[@zaprodk]

Cells are rated in mAh, not mA ...

[@user-shop]

Но, лучше на AliExpress этого не покупать

[@RoyTee-w4e]

fake...watch carefully the test probes' position... he reversed the polarity on his 1st test that's why there was a low reading...

[@SVMSICE]

@@RoyTee-w4e That doesn't matter, it'll just give a negative reading. Try it with some batteries and you will see you'll get identical readings. I'm not sure if this methods works or not I haven't tried but your logic is incorrect about getting a lower reading if you reverse polarity on volt meter. Just an FYI

[@glyncording9066]

⁠@@RoyTee-w4eNo. reverse polarity will make no difference to the actual voltage reading. The only difference with connecting the opposite way will result in a minus reading. I.E. -2.4 volts instead of 2.4 volts.

[@Woodyjims-shack]

Don't do this, you are disabling a safety feature

[@user-eb6pg1lg3w]

I've tried it, gas keeps coming out, so I don't recommend it

[@miscbits6399]

@@user-eb6pg1lg3w that gas is hydrogen and it means metallic lithium has plated out on the electrodes At that point the cells are dead. You _may_ be able to charge them but they will have lost most of their capacity and are a major fire hazard

[@user-eb6pg1lg3w]

@@miscbits6399 At least I threw the battery away before the flashlight caught fire(1 month usage) bruh

[@mehere3013]

why not , of its on youtube or tiktok its fine

[@parranoic]

i had a video on a similar topic, I took it down since dumbasses almost set their houses on fire or had battery juice on them.

[@CMCdiy]

Yes, li-ion batteries are no joke. I warned them it's not for everyone,

[@parranoic]

@@CMCdiy i know, but they dont listen :/

[@mikejones-vd3fg]

@@parranoic lol thats true, look at all the comments saying its dangerouse as if he didnt say it, they just dont listen!

[@parranoic]

@@mikejones-vd3fg I didn't want to take responsibility, you never know when youtube decides to strike you down

[@brendon5717]

@@parranoic

[@joseph1029384765]

Please for the love of God don't bypass the safety devices on lithium power cells, recycle your batteries and by new ones so you don't burn your house down

[@CMCdiy]

This video is only a presentation of the safety system, and it is specified in the video that it is not recommended to do this operation at home, as there is a risk of fire and explosion The battery safety device has not been removed, indeed these batteries are no longer useful, they have been recycled and replaced with new ones.

[@Mug-Red]

Don't do it, but here's a step by step guide on how to easily do it.

[@barracuda493]

Best Method, on how to reset your 18650 dead lithium cells! Do this to all your dead cells! It will burn down your house. Thank You!

[@badeadrian]

Ohhh yeah 👍 Definitely 😁...I throw them in the recycling bag... Straight away...no time wasted...

[@SVMSICE]

@@badeadrian I throw mine directly into trash, what is recycle?

[@paullelys161]

@@SVMSICE Recycle is the environmentally safe way to dispose of poisonous batteries so they can be safely thrown away instead of being in land fill to leach into the waterways.

[@amanwithnothingbettertodo]

​@@SVMSICErecycled lithium batteries bro, your comment is as dumb as this video, by not recycling batteries properly you are putting yourself, the people who collect your garbage and the planet at risk, there's nothing funny or ok about your moment

[@drcyb3r]

Usually if they are just dead recharging works. Of they have a blown vent don't use them again as they are damaged inside.

[@sintaklaas6427]

The value of these videos is in the comments

[@EMMADIY]

Very useful video! Big Like!!

[@CMCdiy]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@fanboyyy117]

I hope no one actually does this to their batteries but this is really cool to know. I guess the batteries dont mysteriously completely die and wont even take charge, its just activated the saftey mechanism, good to know👍

[@TheLootGoblinOfficial]

a safety mechanism that exists because that cell will no longer charge predictably. I do it to cells that I intend to overvolt for lulz. I can't imagine anyone bringing one in their house, let alone holding it to their face after disabling the safety.

[@AleksandrKolesnichenko-dl1ef]

Делал я так, действительно помогает. Но не всегда, к тому же аккуратность там нужна большая, и точное знание устройства элемента.Шапка микродиском хорошо срезается, главное не перегреть. Кусачки намного опаснее, нарушают изоляцию. И кстати лучше сперва проколоть мембрану и спустить давление, после уже опускать до контакта . Потом заклеить отверстие и действительно на малых токах работает не плохо. Но этот способ всем повторять не рекомендую. Лучше купите новые элементы.

[@DragonsREpic]

I dont really know what your talking about. Ive been messing with 18650 cells since 2015 and they rarely if ever have 'protection'. You shouldn't be messing with this safety feature if there is excessive gassing its designed to rupture the weakened wall instead of exploding. Its the best thing as lithium ion cells electrolyte is flammable. If you don't understand batteries you shouldn't be messing with them as lithium metal is extremely reactive with water (but it makes a great battery) and there lit nothing you can do if there on fire as they store a tremendous amount of energy and that energy WILL come out as fire/light/gas fueling itself. There like ppl there sensitive to temperature and if misused will cause a fire. I have literally thousands and not a single one has gave me a problem. It also helps not to be stupid. Life is SO much hard when you are.

[@r3volt97]

this chinese shop advertising :)

[@joshwayop]

almost ALL name brand 18650s have CIDs and this video explains it well but obviously its very dangerous to reset a CID as if someone manages to pop the CID in a 18650, that cell has been very abused

[@checkfactschecking]

@@r3volt97 All your hard berongs to us.

[@FieroGT3400]

ya i reset these, or rather bypass them all the time... got all kinda things working again off old once dead laptop batteries. I've converted many older flashlights and radios and stuffs to use these instead, its so nice, they last so long, and no more buying aa, or aaa's c, d, etc///

[@rp42069]

Deadly!

[@rildosouza7223]

Ja fis isso com bateria sem carga e ela voltou a carregar e verdade isto shom 👏👏👏👏👍👍

[@culinariadobabbo]

The idea is good provisorly until you run the battery out for the last time, but don't try to charge it again ! If the protection popped out is because the lithiun is heating up . To charge without this protection can cause battery explosion

[@gladiator84]

ДюраСеллки тоже подзаряжаемы))

[@taylorferrell6383]

I have 3.7 silver pillows all over my house from damaged batteries still with charge not ever catch fire. I had my 9 month old puppy chew on a single battery meant for those tiny fpv drones and surprise it didn’t blow up on her. I see how easy people stab the batteries to explode and we tied a wood screw to a stick and stabbed a 3.7 silver battery over and over nothing happened I ran over a 4s drone battery with my car just enough to look like tooth paste and it has a full charge when I tested the battery pack which I’m surprised it still works as it sit on my garage still I have rc card that run off 12s 120c 2x6s batteries that have slung and dragged by the car that I tape the metal plates back together and use till this day not a single fire. So I’m will to try this 😅

[@Kdog307]

Use a tiny tool reach underneath the flat top cell positive side. Terminal, and just push it down, done it hundreds of times

[@Therollinglegend]

Don't do this please.. the can was pressurized for a reason.

[@SVMSICE]

I'd like to start a Gofundme for myself. I did this method and my house is now in ashes. All of my possessions were in it, including car parked in attached garage.

[@truethought369]

Thank You, for hacking these batteries. This is another case of planned obsolescence, You know: when the warranty runs out, then the problems start ??? 👍🤪🇬🇧

[@alaxnlax9768]

I have done this and it is safe to do, I have never had a cell go off and cause a fire where I die. If I have experienced a fire that took my life I would not be recommending this.

[@stevenknox9687]

Do not do this. If you want to reset it just put it into a canister that is sealable and increase the atmospheric pressure until it pushes it back together.

[@gabormihaly667]

Danger!

[@CMCdiy]

I have specified in the video and in the description

[@mikejones-vd3fg]

@@CMCdiy I guess the overly safe people just dont listen the same as the overly dangerouse people.

[@minhtienddt]

great , i followed and succeeded . thanks

[@CMCdiy]

Great!

[@jesussanchez-tx3gn]

Excelent😮😮😮 tk

[@utinnyunt8689]

Thanks a lot .

[@schabanow]

Reconnecting inflated cell safety valve is dangerous. You might get an unpredictable incandescent device just in your apartment.

[@ellobomio66]

si le introduces un metal fino por los pequeños orificios tienes un resultado igual sin tener que romper la bateria yo lo hice a barias batrias y tube un buen resultado

[@snaXaminator]

*guide how to make surprise fireworks in your house*

[@coco-h3t8p]

good

[@colestowing8695]

or, you could just get some NEW BATTERIES! we aren't talking about expensive items here, plus id bet the vast majority of bad cells are just worn out and this wouldnt help at all

[@scottchapman9931]

Getting the most for your money that's the name of the game.

[@HobbyfotograafBart]

Parkside batteries are cheap, and they come with a 3 year warrenty, i will not take any risks trying to repair a Parkside battery this way. If Parkside batteries were extremely expensive, i wold replace te cells with new cells, but i would never reset the "safety switch" inside the cell, it is there for a good reason, to prevent fire and explosions.

[@x1625]

No Niet Bad Boom!

[@Hibiki_Oneesan]

and now you have a Zombie Batteries... 😱

[@silverify]

It works like in e cars .. how reliable 😂

[@hughb2515]

It's done that way to fail so you have to replace

[@panther105]

OK. ChainA boy!

[@WilliamJames-e5v]

If you don't want to risk something like a Roman Candle firework going off in your house do not do this. Most people would be amazed how incredibly dangerous it is when a lithium battery ignites. Always have a metal waste paper bin ready when working with lithium batteries.

[@carlosmejia5728]

Don'tdo it but do it ...I uploaded this video with info that could lead you to lose a hand , some fingers,your vision or even your life ...but I did it for monetary purposes .😂😂😂

[@MaNNeRz91]

And then they build ebike batteries out of these ones 😂😂😂😂

[@DanielTabuzo]

Hi

[@CMCdiy]

hi

[@Butterflyajaib]

How to carger

[@danieleriksson7071]

I am an electrical vehicle engineer. NEVER do this. This is extremely dangerous!

[@arnaudclement8929]

Dangerous to do this Use it after only with low current

[@eliezercruz7910]

Es mas facil..poner unos puntos de soldadura en la cajita

[@철가면-o3l]

차비, 시간 계산하면 많은 손해지..

[@dabocket]

This is impractical and you consider more risks than benefits

[@ViLLaMVaDaS2]

Yes Rico! KABOOOMM!

[@Efim.R]

Был дом и нет его , потому что за такие советы надо банить пожизненно !

[@Swenser]

They just pop again soon after.

[@DanRyan-v5y]

If its vented once, its already on the way out

[@ADDTR1]

Go and boom

[@evgenshor9474]

Блин в конце шотса показалось что дым пощёл а это грёбанная вотермарка поплыла 😂 страх номер один при работе с ними это любой вид дымка 😅

[@coolsrikant1992]

Its a very risky process.....

[@samedayair6137]

You’re taking the pin out of a grenade

[@user-rs8zg8ey2b]

And the house burns down!

[@scottchapman9931]

Then you get to sue the battery company, and get a new house, in be a millionaire, if you survive.

[@MadhusmitaPaperCraftsVlogs]

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[@ПетроКопитоненко]

А я не знав що ці акумулятори можна оживити і два такі викинув і купив нові.

[@allmor77]

very dangerous ...don't do this you can set your house on fire

[@Codyjrt]

I would’ve “like and subscribe” but that damn AI voice told me not to do it. Sorry.

[@bubisav123]

This is a lie. It will never be a good battery again after pressure activated the protection, no matter what you try to do. It is a bad battery, should be disposed

[@forevercomputing]

If you're using AI speech (TTS) at least spell it aluminium...

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@estuardojohnsosa9396]

Why they make this kind of videos if they know is a stupid and dangerous idea

[@scottchapman9931]

Batteries are made this way soon companies can render them useless faster, so you'll have to buy a new batteries sooner, thus wasting your money, you get the full use out of your battery, and get you money's worth by watching and practicing what you learn in this vidio.

[@Nathanielmunsamy]

My brother tried your experiment and died

[@vaiter40]

А потом все удивляются, почему дом сгорел? Не повторяйте этого, иначе жить вам без крыши над головой!!!

[@StefanCostineanu-zv6sd]

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[@CMCdiy]

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