AlexShu
Computer
- Feb 7, 2016
- 1
Hello,
Well not knowing about the hazards of this action, I charged some Panasonic 18650 3.7v batteries.
They were 1.9v each before the charge.
Its been 4-5 days since I charged them, they are not fully charged, around 3.9-3.8v.
Yesterday Ive read that they may short-circuit because of some non reversible breakdown of the materials inside.
I put them in a safe place for now.
But what should I do?
1. Panic and throw them away immediately ?
2. Discharge them in a controlled environment and throw them away?
3. Dont worry about them and use them, because if something was about to go wrong it would already happned.
Thank you.
Well not knowing about the hazards of this action, I charged some Panasonic 18650 3.7v batteries.
They were 1.9v each before the charge.
Its been 4-5 days since I charged them, they are not fully charged, around 3.9-3.8v.
Yesterday Ive read that they may short-circuit because of some non reversible breakdown of the materials inside.
I put them in a safe place for now.
But what should I do?
1. Panic and throw them away immediately ?
2. Discharge them in a controlled environment and throw them away?
3. Dont worry about them and use them, because if something was about to go wrong it would already happned.
Thank you.
