How to Revive a Dying Toshiba 3536 battery? - The Freezer Strategy

A dying Toshiba 3536 battery is one of the most frustrating gadgets that millions of Toshiba enthusiasts deal with it some point. Can you imagine that you are not able to research, carry out your day-to-day activities, or be social on the Internet, without working directly from a direct power outlet? Having a portable device that you cannot use a direct power outlet beats the logic of having it in the first place. If you notice signs of a dying battery for Toshiba 3536 (capacity lost, frequent power surges, and inability to power laptop well), use the following freezer strategy, to restore it to its original state:

Reviving a dying battery for Toshiba 3536 requires serious planning and an efficient strategy to pull off. Therefore, before you make rush decision, or implement a repair strategy that you have read about on the Internet, a key step that all laptop enthusiasts must take, is to plan well. Make sure that you have the following equipment and materials on a central location (table), even before you remove the dying battery from your computer:

1. An airtight and leak proof plastic bag: you will use this bag store your battery in the fridge, during the chilling process.

2. A flat point screwdriver: you will use this to pry open the battery compartment at the back of your battery, without damaging its internal components.

3. Clean cloth and rubbing alcohol: grime and dirt that accumulate on Toshiba battery terminals can affect and have a negative effect on this recovery process. The cloth and rubbing alcohol will help you remove such contaminants without shorting the contacts of your CQ40 battery.

After you have collected all mandatory material, shut down your laptop and unplug it from the AC power outlet. Never attempt to remove the battery, while your laptop is still in AC charger. You can easily electrocute yourself, damage your battery, and even your laptop computer permanently. Finally, use the flat point screwdriver that you collected earlier to slide the latch that holds the battery in place. Remove the battery and place it in a dry place.

Next, check the Toshiba laptop battery that you are trying to repair for signs of physical damage. By doing so, you can ascertain whether you can repair it by using the freezing technique. Look out for burns, cracks, and frays that depict physical damage. Unfortunately, batteries with such flaws might not work, even after successfully completing the freezing technique. If your battery is in excellent state, clean it thoroughly using rubbing alcohol and a clean cloth. Concentrate on its metal contacts to make sure that you remove as much grime and dust from the 3536 battery that you are repairing as possible.

Finally, perform the freeze test. Wrap your battery in the zipper bag that you collected earlier. Squeeze the bag between your palms to remove air that can condense when cooled, and damage your battery. When you are going to sleep at night, place the package in your fridge and let it cool down at around four degree temperatures for around eight to twelve hours. When you wake up in the morning, remove your battery from the freezer, and let it set at room temperature for two or three hours. Finally, dry all droplets of water that have on the battery, install it in your laptop, and try to charge it using a working Toshiba adapter for 3536. If it charges and powers your laptop, calibrate it well, to have a lasting effect.

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