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Lithium batteries have no memory function
If the lithium battery is measured as 0V, check whether there is a protection board
If there is a protection board, remove it and charge carefully to see if the lowest recognition voltage of the protection board can be restored.
If it is a 0V battery, there is no protection board, and the bare battery is charged again, it is dangerous if it cannot be restored. Basically, the possibility of charging and activating is smaller. These batteries are more difficult to repair and activate.
Sometimes it is idle for a long time and can be charged
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Isn't it said that batteries with memory function cannot be charged at 0V? They cannot be activated.
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Lithium batteries do not have a memory function. If the battery is measured as 0V, check whether there is a protection board. If there is a protection board, remove the protection board and charge carefully to see if it can be restored to the lowest recognition voltage of the protection board. If it is a 0V battery, there is no protection board. If the bare battery is charged again and cannot be restored, it is more dangerous. Basically, charging activation
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Many over-discharges to 0V cannot be activated.
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