When you find a good laptop deal but you have to defuse it first.

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  1. That battery looks r/spicypillows worthy. Love the “PPE” btw /s.

  2. Nurple-shirt

    If that battery where to puncture, despite everything you are wearing, you are still unprotected from the biggest hazard, the toxic fumes that results from the hydro-reactivity of lithium.

  3. LeMegachonk

    Literally everything in this picture is going to be fuel if that battery gets punctured and burns. Not to mention the toxic gases released by that r/spicypillow. Prying that battery free of the case (presumably it’s one of those idiotic designs where the battery is glued down for some reason) is something I would certainly not do indoors.

  4. GarlicSubstantial845

    Protects everything but the hands ha

  5. highmodulus

    Safety First, eh maybe Second. Possibly Third.

  6. Keep talking and nobody explodes cosplay moment.

  7. SignNotInUse

    At least invest in a safety saucepan. Anything starts looking too spicy, the whole thing goes in the pan, lid goes on the pan, and you get the fuck out.

  8. SplatThaCat

    Discharge to zero volts – no danger then.

    Alligator clips and a 12V halogen bulb.

    That’s only a teensy battery too. Had to do this with some 2.5kwh pylontechs that had done the same thing – 48V @ 50AH is no joke. They had burst their metal rack case.

  9. esh-esh2023

    Am I the only one here that would just yank it out, put the new one in, toss the old one in the trunk and drop it off at best buy in a few weeks?

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