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Quoted from cfh:but they don’t leak. At least I have yet to see one leak, and I have installed hundreds of them (though I guess any battery can leak, but it’s so small, there’s limit stuff to leak).
I have seen coin batteries leak and it was very corrosive. They're not immune to it.
Quoted from ImNotNorm:Just found this on energizer's website.....talks about replacing items ruined by leaking batteries
http://www.energizer.ca/about-batteries/battery-leakage
From the above link:
"Energizer® Ultimate Lithium™ Batteries are GUARANTEED NOT TO LEAK. Due to advanced technology, Ultimate lithium™ batteries will not leak under normal consumer usage."
Quoted from Lermods:Bit of an old thread, but have a customer having an issue with a remote battery holder in his cyclone. I believe cyclone is a system 11b, which should be positive terminal in lower left and negative in upper right. Can anyone confirm? Thx
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Pull out a multimeter and measure which one is connected to ground. That’s the negative one.
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