Life saver :-) I also had to swap the +/- wires after the conclusion that the standard repair didn´t work. Had a high volume beat and a not charging battery though the indicator showed loading. Also a good explanation how to detach the wires from the connector.
Interesting. I definitely have a Charge 2+ but the chassis design is significantly different. There’s six screws which remove a panel that exposes the battery, but that compartment doesn’t let you access the connector (the additional two screws to get the compartment out aren’t there, the battery cavity is molded into the chassis).
the batery you received from china its model GSP1029102R. i received a GSP1029102(without "R") and i received with the same position of th + and - as you. I tried to change it but stil does not work. does mean i need to buy a new batery with the "R" at the en of the model number???
Did you have a cracking/popping noice at higher volumes with the previous battery? My speaker has this problem and when it happens, battery percentage display suddenly drops. The speaker is practically unusable. I opened the speaker and saw the battery bulge. Do you think replacing the battery will solve the issue? Or this could be a more complicated one?
@@dronover I couldn't find a good replacement battery. So I made a DIY battery using 2 Li-Ion cells. There's a different video showing the steps. However even that didn't solve the issue. For a good 10 minute or so, I thought everything was fixed. But it reappeared. Maybe my soldering job was bad or something. The battery itself could've been the issue. But I have no definite proof to confirm the same.
One option is to go to ebay and search for "jbl charge 2 plus battery". Remember to note seller's account age and amount of total feedback and it's ratio.
Life saver :-) I also had to swap the +/- wires after the conclusion that the standard repair didn´t work. Had a high volume beat and a not charging battery though the indicator showed loading. Also a good explanation how to detach the wires from the connector.
Thanks for the video! I likewise had to swap the +/- wires... wouldn't have known to do this otherwise!
Thank you
Interesting. I definitely have a Charge 2+ but the chassis design is significantly different. There’s six screws which remove a panel that exposes the battery, but that compartment doesn’t let you access the connector (the additional two screws to get the compartment out aren’t there, the battery cavity is molded into the chassis).
the batery you received from china its model GSP1029102R. i received a GSP1029102(without "R") and i received with the same position of th + and - as you. I tried to change it but stil does not work.
does mean i need to buy a new batery with the "R" at the en of the model number???
Thank you, very helpful video ☺️👍
Did you have a cracking/popping noice at higher volumes with the previous battery? My speaker has this problem and when it happens, battery percentage display suddenly drops. The speaker is practically unusable.
I opened the speaker and saw the battery bulge. Do you think replacing the battery will solve the issue? Or this could be a more complicated one?
Did you fix it? My speaker has the same problem.
@@dronover I couldn't find a good replacement battery. So I made a DIY battery using 2 Li-Ion cells. There's a different video showing the steps. However even that didn't solve the issue. For a good 10 minute or so, I thought everything was fixed. But it reappeared. Maybe my soldering job was bad or something. The battery itself could've been the issue. But I have no definite proof to confirm the same.
Nice Tools you use
How many hours do you get on the new battery?
I'm planning to get one on Amazon for my JBL charge 2
Hw can i order this battery... From where? Pls advise.🙏
One option is to go to ebay and search for "jbl charge 2 plus battery". Remember to note seller's account age and amount of total feedback and it's ratio.
You can order it from AliExpress.
@@InsideDevice yes i treid, but there only can buy in 10nos/50nos etc... Can't buy as 1 each..
Gracias por el video ya pude hacer q funcione
Where did you get the battery from
My friend where did you get it the battery even me i need it
Gracias, muy ilustrativo. Mi altavoz funciona de nuevo.
❤ link battery
Ew, you fished the dead battery out of the bin? 🤢
All this to replace a battery
All this to save $120 US. Worth it to alot of people.
These devices are disposable tech. At least it is serviceable! Less sh*t in landfill, cheaper than buying new
„All this“ takes just 10 minutes and saves $100. this is the reason why things get bad, try to repair and not buy alsways new
I agree… but I’m just lazy to go through all that, why can’t it be as simple as replacing a tv remote battery…. Its annoying
@@kenrichorton6863 again, takes 10min… everything could be easyier