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Hi @nishawnehinds
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-If the battery has been submerged and is "puffy", I wouldn't hesitate to replace it, regardless.
By "puffy" do you mean slightly swollen?
If so this is not a good sign. Here's a [link|https://www.batteryworld.com.au/news/expert-advice/2020/i-have-a-swollen-battery-what-now|link] that explains it better than I can.
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+If the battery has been submerged and is "puffy", I wouldn't hesitate to replace it, regardless.
If you decide to replace the battery, please dispose of the old one responsibly. The world will thank you for doing that.
Look for the battery model number (usually shown on the battery itself) and then search online for ''(insert battery model number) battery'' to find suppliers of the battery that suit you best. Doing it this way will ensure that you get the correct battery as a replacement.

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Hi @nishawnehinds
-If the battery has been submerged and is "puffy, I wouldn't hesitate to replace it, regardless.
+If the battery has been submerged and is "puffy", I wouldn't hesitate to replace it, regardless.
By "puffy" do you mean slightly swollen?
-If so this is not a good sign. Here's a [https://www.batteryworld.com.au/news/expert-advice/2020/i-have-a-swollen-battery-what-now|link] that explains it better than I can.
+If so this is not a good sign. Here's a [link|https://www.batteryworld.com.au/news/expert-advice/2020/i-have-a-swollen-battery-what-now|link] that explains it better than I can.
If you decide to replace the battery, please dispose of the old one responsibly. The world will thank you for doing that.
Look for the battery model number (usually shown on the battery itself) and then search online for ''(insert battery model number) battery'' to find suppliers of the battery that suit you best. Doing it this way will ensure that you get the correct battery as a replacement.

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Hi @nishawnehinds

If the battery has been submerged and is "puffy, I wouldn't hesitate to replace it, regardless.

By "puffy" do you mean slightly swollen?

If so this is not a good sign. Here's a [https://www.batteryworld.com.au/news/expert-advice/2020/i-have-a-swollen-battery-what-now|link] that explains it better than I can.

If you decide to replace the battery, please dispose of the old one responsibly. The world will thank you for doing that.

Look for the battery model number (usually shown on the battery itself) and then search online for ''(insert battery model number) battery'' to find suppliers of the battery that suit you best. Doing it this way will ensure that you get the correct battery as a replacement.

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