Cell phones are complex devices that can present technical problems for a variety of reasons, such as prolonged use or accidental drops. Some of the most common problems include battery failure, slow performance, crashes, cracked screens, among others.
In case of problems, it is highly recommended to seek specialized technical assistance. This is because trying to solve the problem yourself can make the situation worse and even permanently damage the device.
However, an incident that occurred in the south of Tocantins, on April 14, illustrates how dangerous maintenance procedures on smartphone batteries can be.
According to reports, a technician was performing maintenance on a smartphone battery when it unexpectedly exploded near his face. The technician was lucky not to have suffered any serious injuries, but he did experience a very stressful and stressful moment.
As he mentioned to G1, the battery was already swollen and damaged. Therefore, it is crucial that users take appropriate measures when taking care of their batteries.
This includes carefully following the manufacturer’s instructions, avoiding the use of damaged or counterfeit batteries, and, whenever possible, leaving maintenance to qualified professionals.
You can see the moment of the explosion below:
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How to prevent your cell phone from exploding
Smartphones are highly useful and multifunctional electronic devices, but they can also be dangerous if not used correctly.
One of the biggest fears that users have is the possibility that their devices could explode, causing serious damage. Fortunately, there are some preventative measures that users can take to prevent their phones from exploding. Check out some of them below:
1. Use only original chargers
Using original chargers is necessary because it prevents your battery from being damaged. After all, they were created specifically for that device, so that it can work properly. However, when this does not happen, the battery may be affected.
2. Original battery
Following the same principle as the charger, avoid using fake batteries, as they may be damaged and you may not even know it. Although they cost more than any other battery, it is worth investing in an original item.
3. Do not charge in wet places
As a third tip, it is not recommended to charge your cell phone in places that may be wet, such as bathrooms and other environments, as there is a chance that you may lose your smartphone, or even set fire to the environment where it is located.
