clearly not everyone here has the technical knowledge to safely open up a pack nor to diagnose the issue
however, it shouldn’t take much to know that water + electronics = no good
and water + metal + corrosion
and corrosion+ electronics = no good
so no, you don’t need to assess the damage to know the pack is bad when water is involved and something isn’t working properly
someones leg is blown off
“is it ok?”
“idk we gotta assess your leg which is currently scattered across the floor and walls”
“i lost my leg?!”
“yeah, but we gotta assess your leg to make sure it’s gone”
So too complicated and dangerous to actually look under the shrink wrap or actually use a multimeter. Keep’m dumb.
They shouldn’t call u folks diyers.
Interesting is there are a couple other people in the thread saying the same exact thing as me and to check the voltages but somehow you guys have all latched on me as the bad advice giver. And then there’s those on endless sphere who will say the same. Really it’s pretty standard for figuring if a battery is damaged but we can’t have figuring happening around here it seems.
