How to Revive a Dead Rechargeable Battery in Seconds!
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- Is your rechargeable battery dead and you don't want to spend money on a new one? Don't worry, there is an easy fix! In this quick video, we'll show you how to revive your dead rechargeable battery in less than 5 seconds using just two pieces of wire.
The process is simple, making this an easy fix for anyone. With this technique, you can save money and extend the life of your rechargeable battery. Don't throw away your old batteries just yet, watch this video and learn how to revive them!
So, if you're ready to bring your dead rechargeable battery back to life, hit play and follow along with our 90-second guide. You'll be amazed at how easy it is to get your battery working again!
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Wow I can't believe this actually worked! I thought this was one of those prank videos, but lo behold, the batteries are charging again! thanks a lot!
I'm glad it worked out for you. Thanks for letting us know!
For one,.. what was the source of those jump wires? I just saw them sticking out from the bottom of the screen, & from what source were they attached to? And what kind of wires are they?
It worked! Thank you so much!!
I felt bad throwing out a pair of AA Eneloops - did a quick search if I can still save them and found your video.
Awesome! Thanks for letting us know. Take care!
First time it didn't work but after trying again a little longer it WORKED!
Good job sticking with it! Thanks for letting us know!
Man, I appreciate that info! Thank you very much! PS. You really only need 1 wire. Hold the ends at the bottoms of both batteries and tap the tops of the battery to each other, 2 hands. 😂
You are correct! I’m learning as I go! Thanks for watching.
I can't believe this video does not have more likes. Just saved me buying some more batteries. Thank you. :)
Hey, thanks a ton!
Thank you. I just rescued 6 Amazon Basics AA batteries from the bin. They were discharged flat in unattended automatic night lights over about 18 months. 3 lights with 12 batteries. Half were chargeable and half not. So now I have 100%. Very satisfying. 2 of the rescued batteries were reluctant to charge but after a good polish on a microfibre cloth on a hard worktop they were good to go. Of course after that I polished them all.
That is awesome, Mike! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you! Forgot my rc remote on and they were brand new, was just about to go buy new ones... This trick saved them 😁
Awesome! I’m glad it helped!
Thanks a ton! We appreciate you watching it!
Worked like a charm. Thank you
Fantastic! Thanks for letting us know.
Lol I love the realness! It’s refreshing to see and brought a smile to my face! Thank you!
Thanks for watching!
I’m not sure why it added my comment to this particular video…my comment was for the video when you were building between the storage units by yourself….so if my comment didn’t make sense to THIS video that’s why :)… now I’m going to need to check out this one too !
Thanks for sharing! You saved my many batteries!
I’m glad it helped! Thank you.
It worked. Back in business. Thank you.
Awesome! Thanks for letting me know!
Why not just hold one wire with each end on separate batteries and then touch the "open" ends of the two batteries together?
That would work, too. Thanks for watching.
thanks for sharing and i hope you guys are having a wonderful Sunday
Thanks a ton! I hope you have a great week!
i had revive 5 batteries AA rechargeable with this method...it works on me
Awesome! I'm glad it worked for you. Thanks for letting me know!
This is great...very useful! Good to know 🙂
Thanks for watching, Pete!
Got 2 AAA 1.5v that still don't charge after doing this. Should I just bin them or is there anything else you can suggest?
You might try jumping them with a 9v battery if you have one. If that doesn’t work, it would be time to throw them away. Good luck!
@@OurNewLand I'll try it in the morning. Thanks
@@matrix26ukdid it work?
Worked like a charm!!
Awesome! I’m glad it helped you. Thank you so much for letting us know!
Good short clip !
Thanks for watching! I hope it helps!
G'day.
Great tip! Lurv my Eneloops by the way! 💪
All the best.
Daz.
The Eneloops last forever, right?! Thanks for watching!
Great tip! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you!
That’s awesome!!! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching, Nick!
Would this work on something like the Empire EPP-142SBK Rca Replacement Battery? I've been looking everywhere for a new one but nobody sells them anymore, and I'm hoping I could revive mine.
It should work on any rechargeable battery, as I’ve seen it done on other videos. That being said, I have several rechargeable batteries for my Craftsman tools that appear to be dead, but I haven’t been able to jump start those. Good luck!
HI. does this trick work on 21700 li-ion battery?
It should, but you'll need at least a 3.7v battery jo jump it with. Please let me know how it goes. Thanks.
That was pretty cool that for the info.
Thanks for watching!
What is the link for the reset tool on Amazon? TY!
The charger I have is longer made, but here are similar items. Good luck!
Battery holder with leads: amzn.to/3M32sEd
Eneloop rechargeable batteries: amzn.to/42dqjXu
Similar charger: amzn.to/3LG7kxI
@@OurNewLand Thanks so much!
Will this work on 9v batteries!
I'm not sure on that one. I didn't even know they made rechargeable 9v batteries. Good luck!
@@OurNewLand It does work. Don't even need the wires.
Thanks man
Awesome! Thanks for letting me know!@@matrix26uk
Awesome tip!!✌️
Thanks, buddy!
Ok we need this!
Thanks for watching, Jan!
I tried multiple times then had to connect my AA battery to a 3 volt battery as it wouldn't work with just a single AA.
Great job finding a way!
Thanks interesting
I used to throw away the rechargeable batteries once they appeared dead -- not anymore! Thanks for watching!
Wow!! Worked!
Awesome! Thanks for letting me know!
IDK if it would work for a larger electric scooter battery, but I HAVE to ask, why did you connect red wires to the negative poles and black wires to the positive? That is opposite every battery I've ever seen, and although trying to jumpstart a AA battery is unlikely to be hazardous, suppose someone more visual than verbal connected the wires wrong on a larger battery?
I was looking for resources on trying to revive a "36v Scooter Battery -7.8Ah" battery, so I'm not sure if I need to 'jumpstart' with an identical battery, because buying a new one to use defeats the purpose of attempting to revive the factory installed OEM battery in a 1Plus EF-100 e-scooter.
Thanks for watching. You are correct. I’m very careful with that when jumping car batteries. For a AA, I didn’t even think about it. In fact I normally just use two black wires to jump the AAs, but I decided to get fancy for the video explanation. Thanks for watching!
It's only technically connected "wrong" if the negative and positive are crossed. I don't recommend you do this but I'm pretty sure if you jump start a car and black is on positive on both cars and red is on negative on both, there will be no negative repercussions. So long as the connection is a consistent circuit I would think it would work just fine. That being said, when jump starting a car, red on positive and black on negative.
@@hatmoney3340 Just to share some more on car battery charging. With power off when connecting your charger or jump leads always connect the positive red first before the negative black. When disconnecting with the power off always take off the negative black first then the positive red.
I can't see the red wire... and the black wire... where they are going ? and they are from where ? where are the other ends of wire attached to?
Sorry about that. Each wire starts on one battery and ends at the other battery. One wire goes from negative to negative, and the other wire goes from positive to positive. I hope that helps!
@@OurNewLand thanks for the reply.
What got cut off interests me?
Hey Douglas. Thanks for watching. I'm sorry, I don't understand your question.
Referring to the wiring that is cut off at the bottom of the screen. Also interested how that is wired up off screen
It's just two single lengths of wire, one red, one black.
You can also do this with one wire only. Push the two negative ends ( the flat sides) together, then you can connect the positive terminals with a five or six inch piece of wire.
He's a crappy diagram lol
/ •[||| AA |||] [||| AA |||]• \
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how about eneloop cell that still showing normal 1.3ish voltage on voltmeter, but appear dead to electronic devices (won't power up) and when charging, it immediately shows full or just restart the charging loop infinitely. do you know any trick or is it time to go to waste bin?
I haven’t experienced that one yet with my batteries.
I have a small power bank that does that occasionally. When it happens, I unplug it and then immediately plug it back in. So far, that’s always resolved the issue. I guess if you have cell that keeps trying to charge, it may be time to dispose of it. Good luck, and thanks for watching!
@@OurNewLand the cells in questions are 2 AAA. i tried jump start the cell with longert time, nothing happened. tried sanding the negative terminal, hoping to remove any resistance layer. tried it on small mp3 player that use single AAA, doesnot want to power up. however when tried on aircon remote and small desk scale (use 2 AAA), it works.
now I only charged those two on old nitecore charger that apparently still want to charge although not for long before it shows full. thanks for replying.
@@tn9274 Thanks for letting me know!
Intially dead battery is getting voltage but gradually it discharging and again back to 0 volt
I have not experienced that issue. It might be time to throw that battery out. Thanks for watching!
Didnt work. Now im sad. Think I'll try again tomorrow
Give it another try. It’s worked for me every time. Please let me know when you get it work. Thanks!
Another trick is just to use an old fashioned dumb charger.
Good to know! Thanks for watching!
where are the other ends of wire attached to?
They are touching the bottom ends (negatives) of the batteries. Thanks for watching!