Is the battery user replaceable? I found out (the hard way) that vsome models have to betaken to a service center to replace the battery!
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I put it in when I recieved the laptop so I would say even though I have never tried to remove it that you can, im surprised Samsung didn't answer your question.
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battery is not meant to be replaced, so that usually means there is going to be a process in doing so (removing entire back panel and such). I suggest taking it to repair shop.. or look for a tut online. The tutorial may not be for this specific model, but they have videos for similar models that show you how to gain access to the insides(for ssd, battery change, memory, etc.)
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As far as I know, the battery can't be replaced. It's good for about 6 months.... hope this helps.............
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I believe the battery is built in and I don't think you can easily replace it. But I could be wrong about battery replacement.
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A Li-ion polymer battery that is not "user-replaceable" but if you have some experience in basic electronics you can buy one in comparable size to replace with. Make sure to remove the small circuit board from the old battery assembly and use the new battery cell soldered onto the old board to ensure the battery can be charged. If you replace the battery assembly without keeping the old board, your new battery won't be charged via the USB cable like before. Do google search and you'll find an in-depth post I made on Plantronics forum. I also uploaded a picture of how the battery is housed in 995H on Amazon so you'll be able to see it first. My battery lasted for about one year before I noticed the capacity declined, and then another year to a point where the battery couldn't even last for one phone call.
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hi I'm not sure what you mean by is the battery user replaceableif by that you mean is the battery interchangeable for a new 1 or for 1 of the different powerthe answer is yes and the battery is easily changeable and exchangeable by removing the back flap with the 2 clips is easily removedas far as wanting change the battery for any reason there is no need the batteries in extremely powerful lithium ion battery that hold its charge of to 9.5 hours on 1 chargeon the other hand since it is an ultrabook the RAM can be a little bit tricky to change out although extremely possiblewith minimal effortI would of course include a manual on exactly how to do thatalso I own a Ultrabook tool kit for for these types of repairs and upgrades I would be glad to include this with your order for an extra 20 dollarskeep in mind the toolkit is specifically made to be used for computers and it's not just a regular toolkit I can send you a picture if you likethank you for your interest and I hope to hear from you
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I would call the folks at Headsets.com. I believe they can guide you on replacing the battery.
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Hello. the unit that I purchased is sealed by the manufacturer, there is no battery to replace,, it has an internal part . you would have to open it, or take it to a shop to have it, replaced, I just used it with a plug,, it works great,,,as a decent size unit to carry,, I just used it, when I need it,,as it is big
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Yes, the batteries are replaceable. Two double A's. They also will calibrate it. You mail it to them and they will calibrate it. If they can't, they replace the unit. Only costs $19.95 for that service. It is virtually a lifetime warranty. I own two of the things.....
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Here's a tip from a user that successfully replaced the battery for this unit.MediaBaron says:I had one of the older non-replaceable battery models. I was able to carefully tap a razor blade around the seam to separate the top and bottom half, replaced the batteries and put it back together using a hot glue gun so it could be easily be taken apart again. This far from an approved process but if you're going to throw it away anyway give it a shot. I gave it away to someone who's wife was going through chemo and bought the model with the replaceable battery before they were discontinued. It wasn't pretty after the hot glue but it worked. Here's a tip from a user that successfully replaced the battery for this unit.MediaBaron says:I had one of the older non-replaceable battery models. I was able to carefully tap a razor blade around the seam to separate the top and bottom half, replaced the batteries and put it back together using a hot glue gun so it could be easily be taken apart again. This far from an approved process but if you're going to throw it away anyway give it a shot. I gave it away to someone who's wife was going through chemo and bought the model with the replaceable battery before they were... » Read More Here's a tip from a user that successfully replaced the battery for this unit.MediaBaron says:I had one of the older non-replaceable battery models. I was able to carefully tap a razor blade around the seam to separate the top and bottom half, replaced the batteries and put it back together using a hot glue gun so it could be easily be taken apart again. This far from an approved process but if you're going to throw it away anyway give it a shot. I gave it away to someone who's wife was going through chemo and bought the model with the replaceable battery before they were discontinued. It wasn't pretty after the hot glue but it worked. « Show Less
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No, the rechargeable battery inside is not replaceable. I use mine almost every day for over 8 months without any change in battery life. If you're worried about the battery not being able to hold a charge in a few years, then you may want to contact the manufacture to see if they offer a battery replacement service.
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***UPDATE*** According to Joel Koury, the battery is glued to the casing, hence not replaceable. Thanks for the update.--------------------------I would say YES. It's not like Monster would make a proprietary battery. It probably uses a standard 18650 lithium battery or something that is very similar and available to purchase from battery vendors. From the looks of it, there are two circular rubber disks (not the four rubber feet) that cover the screw holes on the bottom of the unit. Remove those rubber disks and unscrew the base. That should give you access to the insides including the battery. ***UPDATE*** According to Joel Koury, the battery is glued to the casing, hence not replaceable. Thanks for the update.--------------------------I would say YES. It's not like Monster would make a proprietary battery. It probably uses a standard 18650 lithium battery or something that is very similar and available to purchase from battery vendors. From the looks of it, there are two circular rubber disks (not the four rubber feet) that cover the screw holes on the bottom of the unit. Remove those rubber disks and unscrew the base. That should give you access to the insides... » Read More ***UPDATE*** According to Joel Koury, the battery is glued to the casing, hence not replaceable. Thanks for the update.--------------------------I would say YES. It's not like Monster would make a proprietary battery. It probably uses a standard 18650 lithium battery or something that is very similar and available to purchase from battery vendors. From the looks of it, there are two circular rubber disks (not the four rubber feet) that cover the screw holes on the bottom of the unit. Remove those rubber disks and unscrew the base. That should give you access to the insides including the battery. « Show Less
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yes the battery can be replaced, and it is hard to open it up. I had to ask my husband how to do it.
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The battery is not replaceable. I haven't stressed the battery enough to reach any conclusions regarding its quality.
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The battery can be replaced. Take a look at e.g. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zsnL7BTUH1o
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Contact the Sonicare, your unit may still be under warranty. If not, I do not know how the change the battery.
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It is not designed for the owner to replace the battery, however if you are handy you can open it up and replace the battery, it's soldered in so you should be comfortable with a soldering iron.