Lmfao

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most people that own a heat gun would be smart enough to know that isn't a smart idea

@@NoCluYT people sued mcdonalds because of coffee being hot and they won....so...i doubt it.

​@@ap_poto be fair that was a justified case, the woman was handed a coffe so hot that She couldnt hold It and It dell' on Hero giving Hero severe third degree burns, She had to get operations that costed her likes 30k and McDonald's refused to pay her medical bills, She only wanted the amount She paid in medical bills mind you but the judge thought that She deserved more and that McDonald's needed to be punished so she got a few millions

90% isopropyl alcohol and elbow grease

you could but you gotta know the battery isn't punctured or bloating. other than that ive found it completely fine just as long as you have the gun at low temperatures. i will agree that the good ol alcohol and patience works just fine and i guess it is the 'safer' way to work with batteries but whatever works best for us right? i will say some of these devices have some pretty damn good adhesive so whatever you do, its still pretty damn tedious sometimes.

The obvious fix is STOP GLUEING BATTERIES YOU DINGUS MANUFACTURERS IT'S NOT GONNA FALL IN A CLOSED UNIT! Had to remove a few myself, no alcohol on hand, bent a few of those few. UGH! 'member the time when batteries were replaceable? I 'member.

honestly, one you get used to it, it's pretty simple to take them off@@ujiltromm7358

@@ujiltromm7358 Was not expecting a South Park reference. Lol

Now we know why he's house burn 🤣

They should probably take this short down kek

hm.... That's precisely WHY actually.. Misery likes company!

I mean, he lost his credibility when he suggested that the PS5 2021 revision running 1 degree celcius hotter would ruin the console and make it live a shorter life.

Lol😅😅😅😅

Let me translate into non outdated terms “wow dude using a heat gun on a lithium battery is really risky business”

@@jmtthepixelmon16 Nah - that's not recent enough! Here - I'll put it in even _more_ recent terms: "Heating up a lithium battery with a heat gun is even more un-rizz than if Skibidi Toilet were to hit the griddy in Ohio while Freddy Five Night does the lightskin stare in Pizza Tower!" ...or maybe "YOLO" isn't so bad.

@@MineCrapStevenever attempt to say that again please

@@jmtthepixelmon16 Don't say what again? You mean don't say "Heating up a lithium battery with a heat gun is even more un-rizz than if Skibidi Toilet were to hit the griddy in Ohio while Freddy Five Night does the lightskin stare in Pizza Tower!"? Yeah - I'd better not.

i’ve literally never seen that second emoji in my life, when did they add that

That is how you activate a firewall in your house

@@Huh.19“you need a fire extinguisher to continue“

my spain (without s) b like:

phew good thing I had some meth syringes lying around. thanks homie

​@@Evan-ru6ro I was gonna say insulin syringes, but sure

​@@Evan-ru6robased

Thanks, thankfully I had a few intramuscular syringes lying around.

Luckily, I never threw out the ones that the dentist gave me when they took out all of my wisdom teeth.

Shit on it

Copyed

@@moonlight19483 *copied

not totally true, if you keep the temperature at 100° and the airflow at minumun and continously move around you are fine beacuase the heat it's not concentraded on a single spot, still not recommended but doable.

Probably what destroyed his battery lmao.

What's wrong with the charger

You say that like you know him weirdo

@@playhouseluckey80 what?

@@playhouseluckey80what’s your point?

Bro I remember back when his house burned down a long time ago and being so heart broken for him because I remember all the old personal tech he would have in the background of his videos I think he had like a old green game boy

Dude is gonna cause another house fire wdym?

Twitters be like: "Just doxxed Gamefreak so they stop uninnovate our f-ing Pokemon franchise ☠️"

U right

99% isopropyl does wonders people use 75% and wonder why it doesn’t work sometimes

It's kinda hard to get it in on switch lite. But it could just have been me.

Will that require you to dunk it or something? Because how can you reach behind the battery?

@@CripStreamJesus They don't sell 99% here sadly...

where did he recommend it. If someones dumbass decides to try to recreate what someone who clearly has more experie did with use of a HEAT GUN, how could you attribute this to him. Unless i missed something in the video then let me know

like i get hes like “haha heres a fix” I just think people should only have themself to blame when they try to recreate something like this

@@InTheKitchenWristStirFrywhy wouldn’t it be his fault? As a guy with a platform and (I’d assume) good credibility, just watching his video and seeing what he’s doing could make some people who have the same problem want to try what he does to fix their problem. Some people might just not have enough experience to judge whether or not some things are good or bad. All this being said, you’d have to be pretty stupid to do any of this, experienced or not, after reading the first 3 comments.

​@@InTheKitchenWristStirFry ?????

@@InTheKitchenWristStirFry🧠't?

Thats not a dryer that is a heat gun, which is significantly hotter, making this significantly more dangerous

@@csharp48…

Where the what is?

And how do you do this if you can't even get to the back of the battery?

@@TechDove They mean adhesive.

@@OneAndOnlyZekePolaris thanks

@@OneAndOnlyZekePolaris theirs a bottle that’s has a nozzle that is a thin and long and you can spray it under.

I literally held my breath during that part 💀

I was thinking that was a little sus there

Not advised but 99% of the times nothing will happen really. Batteries take a lot of heat when our devices get hot anyway. if they were that sensitive they will be exploding all over the place.

Isn't it safe if the battery is fully dead?

​@@SIPEROTHyeah devices do get hot but not as hot as a goddamn heat gun depending on what type of heat gun it can reach around 1000 fahrenheit heat can cause the battery to swell and possibly leak and combust

Insane

Yeah, I lost respect for him

I am asking cause I literally have no idea what you’re talking about. What is right to repair?

@@woolunderwear2522 It's something that would allow people to repair their stuff themselves rather than make it effectively impossible and either only allow the companies that made the product to repair it (like how Apple does with iPhones and MacBooks), or not have repair be possible at all and just have to throw the item in the trash adding to the landfill.

@@DrewTNaylor thank you.

@@woolunderwear2522 You're welcome.

@@DrewTNaylor Fake Apple because they are not the original Apple, but yea Right to Repair is needed by us all. As of now we can't repair things like this because not only it is illegal but it is also impossible to buy the tools to do these repairs.

it doesnt matter the heat gun will make the $20 battery explode nonetheless LMAO

Why?

​@@CharisSemhe's tripping it's a good dlc

@@megamanx1291 i want to buy it after finishing the main story

The dlc is pretty okay imo. The biggest sin is that he bought a switch lite

The biggest sin is that he bought a switch in general

@@Hirotehkidit’s worth it for the exclusive Nintendo games

It's been 8 months lol, the battery life is fine but it does do the "drop to 1% and sit there forever" thing. Letting it die makes it better temporarily but it's not that much of an issue

lmfao its so easy to replace

@@0reomcflurryy There is zero reason to glue the battery. Companies are just being pricks.

Don't think he cares about that since he is getting that battery out anyways. No point on caring for the battery's life. If it does catches up in flames he could take it out easier and just throw it to the side. (for explosions, that is why we have safety goggles) Also how do you reach it with alcohol? Everyone talks about using this but doesn't explain on how to do it. In other words you can't just put alcohol on the adhesive when you can't even reach it.

I wouldn't leave it in the sun for too long. Might fuck with solder joints on a hot day

Not an upgrade if it is the same battery. It is just a replacement.

This. The Gameboy SP just requires one screw to be removed and the battery is easy to swap. I think the same may be true for the Wii U Gamepad. What was Nintendo thinking when they made the decision to glue the battery in place?! Not to mention the hassle it is just to get to the battery (especially on the regular switch). As much as I love Nintendo, I think something needs to be said about this. They’ve got such a huge fan base who will continue to collect their consoles for years, and the thought that years from now, Switches will slowly become unusable unless you go through this painful process to replace the battery is just such a huge shame. I really wish they would have thought it through more. Some simple foam would have been more than sufficient.

@@ssjoel3k I agree with you, even the Wii U gamepad is super easy to replace the battery from it, using such strong glue for the Switch is not only bad, but also dangerous in my opinion. Image someone uses a sharp tool to remove it, and he accidentally pierces the battery, it will catch on fire fast. Hopefully Nintendo will do it differently for their upcoming "Switch 2" console.