Saving a Laptop with exploded battery
Don’t try this at home - but I did
Sep. 14, 2017 - Willem L. Middelkoop
Last night I had a nasty surprise: my original MacBook Air was swollen due to an exploded battery. I immediately had to take action, for reasons of safety and to preserve this piece of modern computer history. Don’t try this at home, but if you do... read along for some practical tips.
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