EP34 Battery Magic | Removing Batteries WITHOUT Pulltabs! | Batteries for Dummies
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- In this Episode of the Art of Repair, Justin shows everyone how to easily remove the battery out of any device that does not have the easy pull tabs. Justin also showcases two different techniques that can be used across many batteries to remove them.
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James, 7 years later and your video is still very useful. Thank you so much for this video. I used an expired driver's license card as well as an old credit card and they worked perfectly.. My previous technique on a donor phone involved shoving a pencil and prying up which lets just say didnt look very nice and definetely marked the battery as unusable with all the dents on it...
Wish I would have watched this video before, I accidentally cut the battery cover with the metal pry tool, it literally got a violent fire! Very lucky not to burn my workshop! Very careful people when trying to remove these very hard glue batteries! Thanks for the video!!
New battery in...half a deck of UNO cards gone. Your vid worked like a charm.
ohhh broooooo go to the dollar tree, full packs of casino cards for 1$ sometimes 50c but I'm glad it worked! but now you cannot play uno =(
@@TheArtofRepair If i punctured the battery it is still fine if I put electrical tape on it then use it. The pull up adhesive was gone and I accidentally punctured it because im using an alternative tool to remove the battery.
Please reply thanks for your help
THANK YOU JAMES!! I really couldn't get it off until I watched your video
I’m super happy to hear it helped. I hope 🤞 to see you in more comments in the future. I’m always around :D
The moment I saw "The art of repair" on your shirt I did mega-eyerolled however, this video is a masterpiece!
The best example of "work smarter, not harder". Nice.
You just save me...thanks for the video and tips bro
Great video. Brief and right to the point of getting the job done. Thank you so much!
Im really glad to hear the video helped you out Tony! Appreciate the positive comment =D
Life saver!!!! Alcohol = Genius!!!!! I was trying to remove it using a ruler at first with no card or alcohol & saw sparks & thought oh no!!! Your alcohol method completely saved the day!
apply a little of heat, tiny amount of WD-40 or flux would work as well!
Thank you
Im glad the video helped you out! Hope to see you in the comments elsewhere on the channel! good luck withyour repairs =D
Outstanding video! Very nice little trick of the trade, keep up the good work!!
I appreciate you taking the time to write a comment for me. There are many more tricks of the trade coming up! Thank you again for watching!
Brilliant, thank you! I just removed a battery from an iPhone 7 using a similar strategy but a lot more alcohol. It does help though and there was no fire unlike 2 years ago :D
Thanks Justin! I use the iFixit plastic cards and alcohol.
I also like the plastic cards, they just tend to become expensive vs dollar store precut casino packs, sometimes if you guy a few boxes worth or go on their website, you can get them as cheap as 50c a pack =)
Yeah, they seem to last a long time to me. But I have some playing cards. And a few drops of alcohol works wonders!
Great video, thank you.
You are welcome!
This is the best trick, Thank you!
Good Tip Justin, Keep doing you great Job and good ideas.
My man, with the cleanest lab in the world. I want your lab!
Thanks for the tip about using ISO alcohol, I actually already knew and have done that on other unrelated-to-electronics things, but it didn't occur to me to use it during battery replacements. Ooops! It's almost magical the way it can infiltrate and break the bond of a lot of different adhesives as well as a few kinds of coatings, such as those rubber? over-molds that become sticky due to time and exposure to who knows what. I also use denatured alcohol for some stuff, mostly cleaning off surfaces contaminated by unknown light oils & films, but it is more volatile and evaporates noticeably faster than ISO.
Thank you once again.
Wish i could support you more.
I don't know if the glue has changed on the sticky strips but the isopropanol didn't work for me. I used up a bunch of playing cards, but they just kept breaking apart as I soaked them with more and more alcohol to keep trying to get them to slide up under the battery.
Masterpiece. Thank you.
This was super helpful; had all the necessary items at home already. Used the jokers from a deck of cards since we never play with them. 😀Worked great to replace a non-iphone battery (replacing a replacement) that didn't have the tabs in place.
Im super happy to hear it all worked out well for you! I hope you enjoyed your adventure in repair!
Hi Justin. Nice job on your vid's. I only found you a few days ago thru Jason STS. I was looking on his channel and you were a liked video. Thought i better check you out. Glad I did. Awesome vid's mate. I've nearly seen them all, already. But will be definitely watching them thru again. You guys are pretty cool making these vid's. I have learnt so much from you all. Keep up the good work. UK viewer. :-)
It was very nice of Jason from STS to mention me on his channel like that. Ill tell ya, it pretty much made my day when I found out one of the big dogs learned something on my channel! Especially because hes MY favorite micro-soldering channel. Hes so wholesome and honest, it makes me really want to strive to do better.
you are good at what you are doing..... another Good video .... Thanks Justin !!!!
Thank you for the compliment, every time I receive a comment like this, it makes me want to just work harder and make more videos!
Thank you…I think the amount of surface area covered with the adhesive is overkill by far. I used your plastic playing card with 91% isopropyl and it took some finagling, but was able to work it loose without bending the battery. When I installed the replacement battery, I only applied one of the adhesive strips instead of both, should I ever have| need to replace it again. Thanks for the tutorial.
You do an amazing job dude
Thanks bro! I appreciate the kind comment, hope to see you in the comment section again soon!
Thanks!
You bet! Im glad it helped =)
Great video!
What liquid did you put? Can I use normal alcohol?
should have see this video first. almost burn my workshop ..accidentaly puncture my battery and it went crazyyyyy fire !
this totally worked for my iphone se (2016) where the pull tabs broke off. I just used the cardboard that the case came with that is a little thicker than playing cards and cut out playing card sizes. Took a bunch of tries but eventually it worked. probably better with the playing card bc its more plastic/durable. Also when I got past the first tab, I pulled up to expose the other tab, but rather than risk pulling it up further, I had access to the other sticker pull tab and just pulled it out. So keep that in mind, if you start prying up and have access to the sticker just pull it out. But without this technique I would've been lost. And would have been effed! Bc I need my phone for work .
The tool list is missing! 😵
I appreciate the tips man, I bought a food saver and did the S6 popsicle trick recently! I do love the Casino cards as well!
So right! I saw this comment was like OOPS! Thanks for looking our bro!
Awesome video!!!!!!!
works like a treat. thanks
Dude, right? I love how the batteries just fly outa phones with the IPA. Thanks for watching!
i'm so confused. i assumed the pull tab was to allow you to get the battery out but then i started wondering if i was suppoed to PULL the plastic off the entire battery LOL
The tab is to allow you to get the battery out unfortunately they break a lot so it always turns into something else for many people
It’s very nice but for beginners I would suggest using floss it’s longer but it couldn’t go wrong
Hi Justin!
Hi, Justin. Do you think this technique would work with larger batteries? Like the big packs Apple glues to the inside of laptop computer cases?
I suspect it would work, but maybe you'd need larger cards?
First tech guy to use gloves when handling the phone with care, kudos on that. I do the same when installing MB's/Components in PCs. Just one question: Do you use something like a Giottos Rocket blower to clear the lens of dust when it's opened to replace parts; upside down is best, letting gravity keep away anymore dust when reattaching the back (I do this with DSLR sensor cleaning / changing lenses.) What a shame, this is now considered a repair...really miss my S4 and N4 for swapping batteries. I really don't care about IP68, I don't poop with it nor swim with it. BTW, can you still get OEM S7 batteries for a battery replacements? If so, I'll dig more into using your service, and also, can we get the phone returned without adhesive on the back cover, maybe just double sided tape to make it easier next time, the otterbox defender keeps it tight enough. Thanks again!
Yea, while unfortunately my gloves have gone from 6$ a pack for almost 60 so iv stepped back a bit on them lol, but in terms of glass down. Yes, this is the key for proper glass installs across the board.
In terms of getting batteries for replacements. I don’t know if any batteries outside of a service center “and the phones discontinued” so all the current “new” batteries might be bad or old.
You can still get a new cell though. Or a mew battery overall. Doesn’t need to be Samsung’s and it will work just fine.
I actually don’t and have never done repair service via mail in so I’m not sure I could help you in any service :(
I appreciate the comment and view! Hope to have you as a sub :)
@@TheArtofRepair Thanks for the quick reply...that stinks, no more OEM batteries from Samsung for the older models. Too many bad experiences with 3rd party batteries for the S4/N4 when Samsung OEM batteries were not available (some were fake too, had the Samsung label but no NFC and couldn't keep a charge and phone reboots or were old batteries sold as new.) Anyways, my S7 camera is much better than the phone I just got now, the S20 Ultra...even though I got it for $700 new, I'm going to return it for the iphone 12 Pro. The cameras are better and consistent (my S7 captures all colors correctly at every distance, the S20, can literally erase reds or turn them gray, can make yellow into white...every shot varies in terms of what you'll end up with.) Now with the 21, there's no reason to stick with Samsung, esp. in three years from now where you can get a OEM replacement battery from Apple directly....thereby extended the phone life another 3 years, so it's amortizing $1000 over 6 rather than 3 to 4 years + battery cost. Thanks again for the review. I hear you on the gloves, even you if would have to pay more and I mean a lot more, I can't even get nitrile Kimberly-Clark / Halyard gloves anymore. Paper towels and any cleaning goods too, esp. P&G, a combination of gouging probably from both sides (store/manufacturer) and don't even get me started on the games P&G plays, you never know how much you are getting from Mayonnaise to toothpaste and paper towels, always changing the size/quantity but keeping the same price.
Hey, what do you call that isopropyl dispenser? p.s. your thermal dynamics video fixed my soldering/reballing issues ;-) Thanks!
Menda Bottle =)
Cheers! Great videos ;-)
Support your channel bro👍
Sorry it took so long to get back, very busy these days =D I appreciate your support! Hopefully, good things to come now that I am staying in Shenzhen!
How do u pronance icerproboll
thank u but miss you bro😢
I’ll always be back at some point. But I’m def out here in the repair force doing it big every day! So don’t ever think I’m out :)
@@TheArtofRepair about 2 years we dont see your new face brother
Wow this is a great card trick! ha ha ha
Hi! I have a samsung a21s and if I’ll remove the battery, the glue tape remainders will still stay on the back of the battery, do you have any tips to remove them before I’ll apply the new sticker tape? Thank you
does it work with 80procent alcohol?
I mean, ya it should work. Maybe the thought of less is more will be the best though since it’s 20% water, also since this video came out I found that pure ethanol actually works the best.
Thanks 😁@@TheArtofRepair
U saved me the battery was going to explode
show the iphone version. thx
How much are those playing cards at the dollar store?
If you buy enough, they sometimes do 50c a pack, I usually buy them by the 100
Good video, but Samsung batteries are not really a challenge. Huawei fo example P9 is much more difficult, very soft and lack of space to pry. Also I stopped playing with cards, now I'm only using Plastic Card Pry from aliexpres or "Nano Plastic-Steel Doors Joggling Bypass Tools Lock Opener" those I can cut in any shape I need because they are 80mm x 230mm.
I would just soak the end of the card in iso andl et it sit there at an access channel. Iv met some pretty restricting devices in my time. Never met a one that my trusty cards couldn't handle. Iv used the plastic cards, I just feel like they are a little too rigid for my style of repair. But they do work well. there is no doubt about that! Thank you for taking the time to share your tool find! Im sure its going to be a better fit for some individuals who come across this than my card method! So thank you!
Yeah and thank you for soak card tip, I will try this asap!
TheArtofRepair Sometimes I spray IPA on the card once it's under. Then it flows down the card under the battery. I have a spray bottle of IPA.
fuck me, after hours prying turns out there were unmarked pull tabs on top of the battery all along