Learn how to rebuild and repair your Philips NiCd battery with our comprehensive repair guide. This DIY repair guide is designed to help both professional mechanics and DIY enthusiasts.
Our guide provides step-by-step instructions for fixing various issues with your NiCd battery, such as:
Dead battery or battery not holding a charge
Weak battery performance even after a full charge
Battery losing power shortly after use
Battery not charging after being stored for a long time
Battery completely devoid of power
By following our guide, you can:
Revitalize your dead NiCd batteries
Regain full power from your NiCd batteries
Extend the charge-holding capacity of your NiCd batteries
Restore your NiCd batteries to perform like new with a success rate of about 99%
This repair technique is applicable to a wide range of products with NiCd rechargeable batteries, including electric toothbrushes, cordless drills, shavers, saws, flashlights, hammer drills, phones, laptops, MP3 players, camcorders, and more.
Our guide also includes instructions for the "Revitalization through Vaporization of Dendrites (RVD) Process" to fix shorted crystal dendrites in your NiCd battery.
With our detailed instructions and illustrations, even novices can successfully apply this technique to multiple batteries without the need for disassembly in most cases. For badly abused batteries, we provide guidance on disassembly, resurrection, and reassembly.
After following our technique, your NiCd rechargeable battery will:
Hold a full charge
Reach its full power and run time potential
To safely perform the technique, you will need gloves, safety goggles, electric wire, a voltmeter, and a voltage source (DC Power Source).
Don't let your dead or weak NiCd batteries go to waste. Give them a new life with our step-by-step repair guide and enjoy the full potential of your rechargeable batteries.
