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Originally Posted by DonRotolo
I can't verify that is true. It has been in a pretty cold part of the solar system (i.e., not on a planet) for a decade or more. The folks at ESA didn't seem concerned about the freeze - they assume it will wake up when it get some sunlight.
Dave might know better though.
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The electronics (including battery) should have been heated during that time. I found out the battery needs to be at 0 degrees C to charge, but haven't found out anything more.