Gambino P

My x50v battery has a tear in the black encasing, revealing the silver battery beneath. Is this just a minor aesthetic imperfection, or is this bad boy going to start leaking juice all over my precious device?

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psionandy

I'd think it's just the plastic coating.....
Any idea how it happend ???

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awdark

that sounds like the battery overheated and cracked the case while it expanded.... next step, rupture metal casing, leak liquids ignite.

I say avoid like the plague.


oooo Pics?

psionandy

Sounds more scary than i thought... Is it a genuine Dell Battery?

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Gambino P

First, let me say I appreciate the quick replies. Next, to answer the questions, It is a genuine Dell battery, and I have no idea how it happened. Unfortunately, I have no way to take a picture of it, but if the battery were a book, then the tear would be right along the edge of the spine where the spine meets the front cover. Think the Dell warranty covers this?

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psionandy

I'd certainly give them a call

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