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Has the battery life of your handheld drastically decreased? Or is your battery looking puffed up and swollen? | |||
It might be time to replace your battery. | |||
'''Please read below to verify this is the case.''' | |||
'''Bloating / Expanding Battery''' | |||
The first step is to verify your battery is safe to use. | |||
Failing any of these questions, you should look into battery replacement, skipping the next steps. | |||
Do make sure to safely dispose of your battery. See [https://www.ifixit.com/Wiki/What_to_do_with_a_swollen_battery IFixit's guide] | |||
1. Is my device starting to expand or have a buldge? | |||
2. Is my battery able to easily spin when spun on a flat surface for an extended period of time? | |||
3. My battery has a buldge/ bump anywhere? | |||
'''Jumpstart Method''' | |||
Is your charging LED turning on, but turns off after a few seconds or flashing? | |||
If so, it may be able to be jumpstarted, see [JumpStart Guide] to details. | |||
'''Battery Playtime Testing''' | |||
To verify you battery is getting bad or has worse playtime comparted to a new battery, please run one of the following tests for your given device | |||
- [https://github.com/Core-2-Extreme/Battery_mark_for_3DS/releases/tag/v2.1.0 3DS] | |||
- [Switch] | |||
- [DS] | |||
- [Gameboy] | |||
{List of Device PlayTimes} | {List of Device PlayTimes} | ||