This doesn't involve woodworking tools but is the weirdest fix I've ever done. I had a Surface Pro 3 that was working fine and then suddenly died and would not

This doesn't involve woodworking tools but is the weirdest fix I've ever done. I had a Surface Pro 3 that was working fine and then suddenly died and would not power on. I couldn't figure out anything to fix it. Eventually I read a random post on Reddit[0] how a guy tried putting it his SP3 in the freezer (in a sealed freezer bag) and it eventually came back to life. I skeptically tried it. I thought freezing was more likely to destroy something else on it, but what did I have to lose? It was already dead. I put it in a sealed freezer bag with as much air removed as possible, and then put it in the freezer for a couple of hours. I took it out, plugged power in, and I was able to turn it on! The first time I did it, it only worked for a few days. I tried freezing it again, and that worked. It still works to this day, many years later. My theory is that it seemed like a power problem, and that freezing the battery put the chemistry through some kind of cycle that repaired it. I did keep the Surface wrapped in layers of towel to warm it back up slowly. Mostly to help prevent any moisture from building up somewhere before it got to temperature. [0] https://www.reddit.com/r/Surface/comments/5tficj/how_i_revived_my_dead_surface_pro_3_has_been/ https://www.reddit.com/r/Surface/comments/5tficj/how_i_reviv...