Do Not Poke Battery Bubbles

My MacBook Pro had a bubble like this a couple years ago. (I'm not very smart) So I took the laptop apart, removed the battery, then proceeded to use a thick sewing needle to make a hole in the battery where the bubble was. I squeezed out whatever gas bubble was there, and then I taped it up using some clear tape. Everything worked perfectly and the trackpad was no longer popping out of the frame due to the battery bubble. A few months later, the bubble was back. I figured, hey I've fixed this before so I'll do it again. Well, this time the bubble was in a different area of the battery, so I couldn't just un-tape the old hole and squeeze the air from it. I had to create a new hole. So I take a needle and start twisting to make a hole. AND AS IF GOD HIMSELF WAS TELLING ME TO STOP, sparks started flying out like crazy. I jumped away in fear. After everything settled down, I just removed the battery rather than trying to perform this sinful surgery on it. Dont poke holes in your battery bubbles

A person recounts dangerously puncturing a swollen MacBook battery with a sewing needle to release the gas, then trying it again months later. Sparks suddenly fly, interpreted as God warning them to stop, so they finally remove the battery instead. The meme is used as a cautionary, absurd reaction to reckless DIY repairs and ignoring obvious danger. EN: A person recounts dangerously puncturing a swollen MacBook battery with a sewing needle to release the gas, then trying it again months later. Sparks suddenly fly, interpreted as God warning them to stop, so they finally remove the battery instead. The meme is used as a cautionary, absurd reaction to reckless DIY repairs and ignoring obvious danger.

• @right_wing_dev_squads / 6010 2023-02-24