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There's a small board attached to the anode/cathode of the battery.

For a DIY repair, you'll need to transfer this board from the original to the new using a spot welder.

Then a programmer to reset the charge cycle of the battery.

Totally unrealistic/not cost effective for a one off at home, you would need a really good, reputable repair shop to carry this out.

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