Introduction
extract batt using a drill for better grip
What you need
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To successfully extract a cylindrical dry-cell (e.g. AAA , baby–cell) on which you have no mechanical purchase, and which is stuck in the case because of leaked electrolyte use a manual spiral drill. Drill it through the bottom of the battery to get a grip on it and retract it. Works ! Do not destroy the case by using excessive force.
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To successfully extract a cylindrical dry-cell on which you have no mechanical purchase, and which is stuck in the case because of leaked electrolyte use a manual spiral drill.
Drill it through the bottom of the battery to get a grip on it and retract it. Works like a charm!
Do not destroy the case by using excessive force.
Counter the drill at the battery-case but NOT against the torch'es topside to avoid structural damage to the torchlight.
To successfully extract a cylindrical dry-cell on which you have no mechanical purchase, and which is stuck in the case because of leaked electrolyte use a manual spiral drill.
Drill it through the bottom of the battery to get a grip on it and retract it. Works like a charm!
Do not destroy the case by using excessive force.
Counter the drill at the battery-case but NOT against the torch'es topside to avoid structural damage to the torchlight.
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