How to Solve the Problem When a Car Battery Won't Charge?
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Check if the battery is lacking electrolyte. If the electrolyte has dried up, first add distilled water. After adding enough, do not cover the battery's filler caps. Find a regular 220-volt incandescent bulb and connect it in series with the battery, then connect it to a 220-volt AC power source at home to see if the bulb can light up normally. If the bulb lights up normally, continue supplying power for about 1 minute before disconnecting. Wait a few minutes, then reconnect for another minute. Repeat the previous step three to five times, then connect the battery to the charger and charge it normally for 15 hours.