Start wide, then go close
One photo of the whole battery gives us context. After that, separate photos for the label and connector. A distant shot of everything usually hides the one detail we need.
Keep the battery closed and leave the wiring alone. Only photograph parts that are safely accessible.
Show both sides of the connection
Photograph the connector face so the pin layout is visible. Add a side view for the latch, casing shape and cable exit. Then show the plug on the bike that connects to it.
No need to poke anything into the pins. No need to test with another plug. We want photos, not an experiment.
The charger label matters too
Send the full label, including output voltage and current, plus the plug that goes into the battery. Got an adapter in between? Include that too.
Tell us if this charger came with the battery or was bought separately. “Been using it for months” is useful history, but doesn't confirm it's the right one.
Give the camera a chance
Good light. Steady hand. Check the photo before sending — can u read the label yourself? If not, we probably cannot either.
Tell us which photo is the bike, battery or charger, and mention any wiring changes. If a label has worn off, just say so. Don't choose the nearest-looking model and call it confirmed.
