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What is the trick to replacing rechargeable batteries please?
I am hoping this question isnt too basic for this forum but I am
trying to replace some rechargeable batteries (in a Roomba: I understand that generally only one or two start malfunctioning over time and that it is usually the same one). It MUST be easier than I am finding it. I can just about solder on a connection but these rechargeable C cells (nickel metal hydride? I am pretty sure they aren't lithium!) always seem to have some sort of electro-welded rectangular plate connecting the batteries which wont come off with a normal soldering gun? Or do I just have to apply an inordinate amount of heat at exactly the position where the ;nick' seems to be in the plate? Given the amount of heat I seem to have applied to it already with no effect whatsoever, to me it seems that this might damage the cell? Is there some trick to doing this please or am i supposed to use a dremel wheel to cut the plates off, leaving just the electro-weld to which I solder the wire for the new cell? |
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