Regarding the subject of the battery, do you advise me, for example, to replace the cells with smaller ones?
For safety respects we recommend to install the cells with same max charge voltage like original cans. Their capacity is not so important. Voltage is always on top priority.
Another option is to reprogram the chip to handle new cells properly by adjusting Charge Voltage, Chemistry profile, Safety profiles accordingly. But it could not be recommended for beginners due to complexity of the job and extra tools required which is outside NLBA1 service scope.
I did not notice your answer, sorry and thank you for your nobility
Just use other new cells which are 4.3V.
Before Clearing Chip errors, Write Data, Read/Write EEPROM make sure the Chip is Unsealed or FAS first (by using Chip Info button).
Just use other new cells which are 4.3V.
Before Clearing Chip errors, Write Data, Read/Write EEPROM make sure the Chip is Unsealed or FAS first (by using Chip Info button).
Thank you. However, when I changed the cells with new ones of 3.7 volts, I did all the steps as you advised me, so I changed the number of charging cycles and the date, and as can be seen in the picture, it is fine. When I put the battery in the computer, it did not turn on automatically, even though it maintained a 69% charge rate. So I used the charger to operate the system, as I noticed that the battery remained stable and did not change despite it indicating that it was charging, and whenever I disconnected the charger from the computer, it turned off as if the battery was not there. The question now is, is there something else that I forgot? Thank you for your patience with me .
Recover the fuse according to this tutorial
Well, thank you, but I just have a question: if the fuse is the reason, so why the battery not locked, as is clear in the picture above?
Because Hardware and Software related issues are completely different things. Fuse is hardware related object and software does not aware about its condition. It is customer duty to check the fuse not the software.
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