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What happens if a lithium-ion battery is left unused?

However, if a lithium-ion battery is left unused for a long period or is deeply discharged, it may enter a protective shutdown state, making it appear dead. In this article, we will explain how to safely wake up a lithium-ion battery and restore its functionality. Why Do Lithium-Ion Batteries Go into Sleep Mode?

Why does my lithium battery go into sleep mode?

If you find that your lithium battery is no longer charging or functioning, it might have entered this sleep mode. This guide explains why lithium batteries go into sleep mode and provides safe, practical methods to wake them up and restore their functionality. What Causes a Lithium Battery to Go into Sleep Mode?

What if I don't have a charge with a wake-up function?

If you don’t have a charge with a wake-up function, you can try a force-charging method. However, this method required close monitoring to avoid overcharging or overheating. Connect the charge to the battery for 5- 10 minutes. Disconnect the charger and measure the voltage using the multimeter. If the voltage exceeds 2/5V, resume normal charging.

What should I do if I wake up a lithium battery?

Sometimes, waking up a lithium battery may require multiple cycles of charging and discharging. Be patient and monitor the battery closely during each cycle. Avoid Overcharging: While charging, avoid leaving the battery connected to the charger for extended periods after it reaches full capacity.