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[TUT] How to fix a non-charging battery pack
Credit ediblebob
This is my first tutorial, but I had this problem a while ago that my rechargeable battery packs for my xbox controller were no longer charging properly. I would plug them into the charging dock for the light to flash red before going to green, when it obviously wasn't charged properly. I tried the old technique of unplugging and replugging the battery pack in until it stayed red for longer, but this didn't work for me. This is how to completely drain the battery pack and reset it so that it will start to charge again! What you need: Rechargeable battery packs (the ones we are trying to fix) a few paper-clips A charging station or whatever you use to recharge your packs Preparation First bend your paper clip into a horse shoe shape, it is easier if you do a few Draining the Battery pack You'll see 6 pins on the battery of the battery pack. [] [] [] [] [] [] You need to use the horseshow paper-clip to touch pins 2 and 5 together (in red) The paper clip will get hot, when it does either change paper clips or let it cool Repeat this until there is no charge left in the battery (the paper clips will no longer get hot) *When you first do this, you may find the paper clip doesn't get hot, keep pressing 2 and 5 together and you will begin to feel the heat* To Reset the battery indicator circuit [] [] [] [] [] [] First touch pin 1 and 5 together (blue) [] [] [] [] [] [] Then touch pin 2 and 6 together (red) Now you should be finished! plug it into the dock and good luck! If you are having difficulties heating up the paperclip, here are a few tips: Reset the battery indicator (step 2) and then try heating them up again. If you've accidently touched pins other than 2 + 5 together then it may stop the charge from being released use the length of the paperclip instead of the tips, as the tips may be worn down Rub pins 2 + 5 with the tips of your paper clip to cause a bit of friction If you are still having problems or you've fixed your battery packs, please post to help everyone else! |
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