How to Restore Lithium Battery?

Do not attempt to restore a swollen, leaking, hot, or damaged lithium battery

Stop using the battery immediately if it shows signs of failure

Disconnect the battery from the device and charger

Let the battery cool to room temperature

Inspect the battery for swelling, punctures, corrosion, or odor

If any damage is present, replace the battery

Check the charger and cable for compatibility and proper output

Charge the battery using the correct charger only

Charge at a low to moderate current if the battery management system allows it

Avoid deep discharging the battery to zero

Recondition only if the battery and device support it

Perform a full charge and controlled discharge cycle if supported

Store the battery at about 40% to 60% charge for long-term storage

Keep the battery in a cool, dry place

Avoid exposing the battery to heat, freezing temperatures, or moisture

Clean battery contacts gently with a dry, non-metallic tool

Reset the device or battery management system if applicable

Replace the battery if capacity remains poor after proper charging cycles

Recycle unusable lithium batteries at an approved battery recycling facility

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