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Place your laptop battery in a disposable container like a plastic bag and seal it. Learn how to remove your battery from your laptop’s manual or company website. Next, take it to the recycling center, avoiding possible damage to the battery, as damaged batteries are rejected at the centers.
2. Non-Functional Laptop Battery
A damaged battery shows bulging or cracking with burn marks around the battery’s electrical contacts. Its components when exposed to air, react chemically to generate heat and catch fire. It is difficult to put out a fire coming from an already inflammable battery and so keeping it in a sealed container is highly recommended.
A lithium-ion battery is considered hazardous while shipping and is handled with care. Therefore, shipping companies refuse to carry damaged batteries as they pose a heavy threat to individuals who carry them.
3. No Nearby Recycling Center
Urban and suburban retailers usually have recycling facilities or waste management services to recycle electronics and batteries. However, the centers in rural areas are very far. Almost all laptop manufacturers recycle your laptops and ship them back to the company free of cost.
Some companies also offer a free exchange of old laptops from other companies when you purchase their laptop.
The company websites run the following programs.
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