What to do with a swollen battery への改訂
| 膨張したバッテリーを取り外すのは危険が伴いますが、デバイス内に膨れたバッテリーを残すこともリスクです。 デバイスや身体にかかる潜在的な危険性を軽減するため、デバイスは膨張したバッテリを搭載したまま稼働させないでください。これらのガイドラインは、膨張したバッテリーを取り出すための最善の方法を扱っていますが、安全な修理を保証するものではありません。 自信がない場合は、デバイスの電源を切って、耐火容器に入れ、プロの修理会社に連絡して、バッテリーを取り外してもらいましょう。 バッテリーを外す作業を待たないでください。 もし、iFixitから購入したバッテリーが膨張している場合は、バッテリーを取り外す前に実物の写真を撮って、[https://help.ifixit.com/|カスタマーサービス]に連絡して、保証手続きと交換用バッテリーを受けてください。 |
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| 電池が膨れると、膨張して他のコンポーネントを押し出します。 多くの場合、ディスプレイ、ボタン、またはトラックパッドは通常の位置合わせから押し出されます。 あなたの電話ケースが以前と同じように適合しない場合や、コンポーネント間に新しいギャップがある場合、またはボタンが硬くなったり押すのが難しい場合、またはデバイスが通常よりも多くの機能を備えており、 スカッシュ。 |
| As batteries swell, they expand and push other components out of the way. Oftentimes a display, button, or trackpad will be pushed out of normal alignment. You may have a swollen battery if your phone case doesn’t fit as well as it used to, or there’s a new gap between components, or buttons have become stiff or hard to push, or your device has more give than usual and feels “squishy.” |
| If your device is easy to open without disturbing the battery (check the battery replacement guide to see!), like a MacBook or iPhone, you can open the device and visually inspect the battery for puffiness. If the battery has a loose or wrinkly wrapping, is more rounded than square, or appears lifted out of its recess, it is swollen. |
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| Once the above precautions have been taken, you can start removing the battery. For the most part, you can follow your device’s battery replacement guide, but extra care should be taken to avoid damaging the battery during removal. If the battery is glued in place, we recommend starting with a solvent like iFixit’s adhesive remover, high-concentration isopropyl alcohol, or acetone. The solvent will minimize the need to pry against or flex the battery. Keep in mind that acetone may cause damage to plastic parts, and all solvents should be used as sparingly as possible—they are flammable. Only use plastic tools, and avoid anything sharp enough to puncture the battery wrapping—puncturing the battery can lead to dangerous fires. If at any point the smell increases, the device begins to heat up, or any smoke appears, put the device outside, or in a fireproof container, and wait for the symptoms to dissipate before trying again. |
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| Once the battery has been removed, it needs to be safely disposed of. '''Do not throw batteries into trash or recycling bins. Do not put/store the battery in water.''' If the battery is warm, smelly or smoking, put it outside away from flammable materials, or in a fireproof container, and wait for the symptoms to dissipate. When safe, take the battery to a local e-waste collection site; refer to our [[E-Waste|e-waste page|new_window=true]] to find one in your area. Do not mail the battery to an e-waste processing facility—there are strict regulations against this as the battery could cause damage in transit. |
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| Disposal of batteries requires special attention. In any condition, all batteries pose a fire and safety hazard and should be handled and disposed of properly. Batteries can not be placed in municipal waste collection, and must be taken to a hazardous waste collection facility. Find a hazardous waste collection facility through [https://search.earth911.com/|Earth911] or an internet search. |
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| Batteries are consumable, and no matter how well you take care of them, they will eventually need to be replaced. That said, below are some best practices to keep your battery healthy as long as you can. But, it is important to note that you cannot heal a swollen or defective battery; you can only remove it. These hints can only help ''prevent'' battery degradation. |
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