Correction: Later I found an NTC thermistor on the back side of the circuit board. It detects overheating and activates protection. I didn't see it at the time of filming.
Supplement: The monitored voltage is of 1 cell individually and all 5 cells combined. The battery doesn't monitor the voltage of the remaining 4 cells individually. This may cause overcharging.
I do not recommend using any batteries other than genuine batteries. The genuine battery I disassembled in the video is sold at overseas branches of Makita.
Warehouse burned down because of a compatible lithium ion battery →
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Makita genuine battery 18 V
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https://s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_c3WMnib100:00 Introduction
01:37 Disassemble Genuine Battery
04:05 Disassemble Compatible Battery (Company A)
07:45 Disassemble Compatible Battery (Company B)
10:14 Conclusion
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