LeEco battery voltage

[D1stRU3T0R]

Hi. Someone who had a working phone, can please just tell mr what voltage can it rear with the volt-meter for the battery? I know it should be 3.85, but my battery has only 3.7V, and I don't know if this is the reason for my phone not starting or not. @F.J.V or @tsongming?

 

[F.J.V]

Hi. Someone who had a working phone, can please just tell mr what voltage can it rear with the volt-meter for the battery? I know it should be 3.85, but my battery has only 3.7V, and I don't know if this is the reason for my phone not starting or not. @F.J.V or @tsongming?

Hi, I did not measure it.
In the back there are two inscriptions, but I do not know what they mean because it is in Chinese, one says 3.85V and another 4.4V, I took a picture but I did not measure it.
I think the voltage should be 3.85 I do not know what 4.4 means
If the correct thing was 3,85 it does not seem to me that 3,7 was very little, the difference is part of the accuracy of the measuring device, so those 150mV may not be exact, anyway, I do not know how much voltage this battery loses in the download state, but I bet it will be more than those 150mV.

Another thing is that the voltage is 4.4V, but I lean more to 3.85V

Greetings.

 

[D1stRU3T0R]

Hi, I did not measure it.
In the back there are two inscriptions, but I do not know what they mean because it is in Chinese, one says 3.85V and another 4.4V, I took a picture but I did not measure it.
I think the voltage should be 3.85 I do not know what 4.4 means
If the correct thing was 3,85 it does not seem to me that 3,7 was very little, the difference is part of the accuracy of the measuring device, so those 150mV may not be exact, anyway, I do not know how much voltage this battery loses in the download state, but I bet it will be more than those 150mV.

Another thing is that the voltage is 4.4V, but I lean more to 3.85V

Greetings.

3.85 is the minimum I guess, and that 4.4 is the maximum safe it supports. But... Idk id that 3.85 is the minimum that the battery goes and let the phone to boot or not

 

[F.J.V]

3.85 is the minimum I guess, and that 4.4 is the maximum safe it supports. But... Idk id that 3.85 is the minimum that the battery goes and let the phone to boot or not

Let's see if someone who understands more than battery voltages can help you.

If you are careful try to charge the battery directly, but be careful, if you pass you can explode.

Ideally, you should do it with a variable voltage source and controlled by an ammeter, so as not to run over the charging current, but if you only have 5V (usb or charger) you can try to charge it a bit by connecting it for two or three seconds, and resting Another four or five seconds, checking the tension from time to time until it passes a little over 3.85V.

Another safest option would be to look for a 3.7V battery charger (it is a voltage common to many li-ion batteries), but if you do not put an ammeter, do it for short periods, although you will not have as many problems as a 5V charger, but maybe it's a bit short, and do not charge the battery a lot.

Eye, if you're not sure do not do anything, as I said the battery may explode. Check that it does not get hot and that it does not inflate and make no mistake with the polarity.

Greetings.

 

[D1stRU3T0R]

Let's see if someone who understands more than battery voltages can help you.

If you are careful try to charge the battery directly, but be careful, if you pass you can explode.

Ideally, you should do it with a variable voltage source and controlled by an ammeter, so as not to run over the charging current, but if you only have 5V (usb or charger) you can try to charge it a bit by connecting it for two or three seconds, and resting Another four or five seconds, checking the tension from time to time until it passes a little over 3.85V.

Another safest option would be to look for a 3.7V battery charger (it is a voltage common to many li-ion batteries), but if you do not put an ammeter, do it for short periods, although you will not have as many problems as a 5V charger, but maybe it's a bit short, and do not charge the battery a lot.

Eye, if you're not sure do not do anything, as I said the battery may explode. Check that it does not get hot and that it does not inflate and make no mistake with the polarity.

Greetings.

To be honest i never tried to charge this battery at night. Should i still try? My main battery has 2.7V or something like that, maybe it got discharged when i was talking and i had 1% battery.