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Friend Opened One Before? Still Don’t Open Yours

If a pack looks suspect, stop using and charging it; your friend’s old story is not a reason to open yours.

Cells, metal connections and red wires visible beneath clear film.

IN SHORT

  • One Telegram uncle is not a service manual.
  • Don’t press, open or poke a suspect pack; don’t touch or sniff it to check.
  • Stop using and charging it, then ask the maker or authorised service.

A CHAT WE SEE A LOT

R

Rider

2am telegram group chat sia

one guy say he opened his before, still alive what

wtf

telegram poly got screwdriver emoji, course fee one battery

mine got weird mark. need open see inside ah

his own pack he got experience with only

yours never attend his class leh

he already open his one leh. now how

if yours got swelling, leaking, unusual heat, strange smell, hissing, cracking or visible damage, stop using and charging it

don’t press, open or poke it, don’t touch or sniff it to check

ask the maker or authorised service provider

screwdriver emoji not a certificate

2am at telegram poly

Eh hello… his pack survived one time, now suddenly the group chat got lecturer already. That still doesn’t tell u what’s happening inside yours. Don’t follow a group chat tutorial and open it, even if everybody very confident lor.

Bro, already opened yours then leave it alone, don’t keep handling it or try to put it back together. Ask the maker or authorised service provider what to do. Don’t touch or sniff it to check. That guy cannot certify your pack through phone screen; his diploma emoji keep for himself.

No peek no poke

Siao ah, don’t anyhow investigate with your hands like unpaid lab assistant. If it is swelling, leaking, unusually hot, has a strange smell, is hissing or cracking, or has visible damage, stop using and charging it. Don’t press, open or poke it, and don’t touch or sniff it to check.

Paiseh but investigation adjourned. Ask the maker or authorised service provider what to do; a photo can show a mark, but it can’t tell u the pack is safe.

What now

Stop

For damage or warning signs, stop using and charging the pack.

Leave it

Don’t press, open or poke it; don’t touch or sniff it to check.

Ask

Contact the maker or authorised service provider for advice.

995

Smoking or on fire?

Raise the alarm, get out and stay out, then call 995. Don’t stop to film it, unplug it or carry it through the house.

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