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Cayo

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I found this place looking for an answer to a question about 18650 batteries. I have 9 CGR18650EA cells that were soldered together. When I removed the first side, they were all at 2.5-2.6V. When I removed them from the second side, 2 of them measured 0V. Could it be that I did not take much care in removing the tabs? What really happened? Is there any way to make them come back to life? :huh: Thanks in advance.
 
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No way to tell what you did do. How do they look? Picture of them? Soldered tabs or spot welded? Where they working before?
 
If it were 2 cells connected in parallel as a pair, then it is for sure the case thatthe cell with 0vhas a popped CID.
As long they are in parallel, you will messure the voltage from the good cell.

Bin the bad cell, do not try to reset the cid, there is a reason it has popped....
 
You gotta thank CIDs for not killing the others cells as well.
 
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