Acer Aspire R R5-471T-51UN Battery Replacement

Geschrieben von: John Sandor

Kommentare: 5

Acer Aspire R R5-471T-51UN Battery Replacement

Schwierigkeitsgrad

Easy

Schritte

Zeitaufwand

5 - 10 Minuten

Einleitung

If your Acer Aspire R R5-471T-51UN battery will not hold a charge or has issues charging up, use this guide to replace the battery.

The battery should provide enough power to last for a while fully charged. Replacing the battery is normal with computers that see a lot of usage.

Before using this guide, inspect that the replacement battery is the correct model for the PC. Then proceed through the given instructions.

Step 4 requires you to pinch the white ends of the battery connector cable and slowly pull it from the motherboard. Proceed with this step with caution.

Before beginning, make sure to power off your PC completely and disconnect from any external power source.

Werkzeuge

Schritt 1

Flip your laptop over so the bottom is facing you.
Remove the twelve 5 mm screws with a Phillips #0 screwdriver.

Schritt 2

Insert the Jimmy between the back cover of the laptop and the base of the laptop and then slowly use the Jimmy to pry off the back cover of the laptop.

Schritt 3

Use your Phillips #0 screwdriver to remove the two 3mm screws on the battery.

Note that iFixit prefers first-person shots to these kinds of side shots.

Alex Watkins - 28/02/20

Schritt 4

Gently and cautiously pinch the white ends of the battery connector cable and slowly pull it from the motherboard.

Do you have a further out shot you can markup to show where on the device this is?

Alex Watkins - 28/02/20

I might also add that the connector cable is connecting the battery to the motherboard.

Alex Watkins - 28/02/20

Schritt 5

Gently lift the battery out of the laptop.
Be cautious with the lithium ion battery as you remove it.

How can I remove the battery? Note that remove is a nonspecific verb, so either add description or use a stronger verb if there are multiple ways to do something.

Alex Watkins - 26/02/20

There is actually no need to remove the battery. I just did it , going from 256 GB sata M.2 to 1TB without removing the battery.

hector bedorsky - 26/05/21