Asus Transformer Pad TF103C Battery Replacement

Geschrieben von: Kelsey Korin Sovik
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Asus Transformer Pad TF103C Battery Replacement

Schwierigkeitsgrad

Easy

Schritte

5

Zeitaufwand

5 - 10 Minuten

Einleitung

Is your Asus Transformer Pad (TF103C) not charging? Does the battery not last very long? This guide will walk you through the steps of replacing the battery of the Asus Transformer Pad.

Replacing the battery is relatively simple. It only takes 5 steps to complete. Very basic tools are required, but can be switched out for more common tools.

Remember, punctured batteries can cause dangerous fires, so use caution when handling the battery.

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    • Make sure the power is off.

    • Insert the plastic opening tool into a crack on side of the tablet.

    • You can use a thin screwdriver if you don't have the opening tool.

    • Carefully pull the tool upwards to and pry open the Transformer pad.

    • Make sure the SD card slot is empty first.

    Before beginning this procedure be sure that the micro SD card slot is empty otherwise damage may result.

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    • Slide the tool in the gap along all four sides, continually pulling the tool upwards.

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    • Remove the back cover once it is loose and set it aside.

    • Rotate the tablet so it matches the picture.

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    • Carefully unplug the battery cable from the motherboard by grabbing the wires close to the black piece and pulling it out of the housing.

    To complete step 4, grab the wires close to the black housing as shown in the photo, and pull to slide all the cords out of the housing (as shown in the photo for step 5).

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    • Carefully pry the battery out of the tablet with the opening tool.

    • Replace battery with a new +3.7V=19Wh Li-polymer Battery Pack C11P1328.

    • There may be some tape on the battery, so you may hear pulling as you pry.

    There may be some double-stick tape helping to hold the battery in place, so do not be surprised if you hear the tape being pulled away from the batter as you pry.

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Abschluss

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

Tinte & Feder

Kelsey Korin Sovik

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4 Kommentare

I had problems with the power button and thanks to your detailed explaination I managed to get the things ok

thanks a lot

Paolo

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My tab didn't turn on (stuck in booting limbo), didn't want to wait for a month or so till the battery dropped to 0%, so I tried this method instead. Done everything correctly. I'm sure I didn't screw up. Tablet won't start again (not even charging). I'm not sure if is either the faulty battery or the chipset attached to it. Either way, is a crappy tablet, never happened to lose a device so easily after a DIY repair. This would never happened if only Asus did insert reset buttons on their devices (or a soft reset button sequence). Will never buy an Asus tablet again.

Makurt -

Did you plug the new battery wires correctly

red on red and so on the other?

Gerardcharles -

Hi, i changed the battery, but now I have kind of a situation with this. My brand new battery is losing energy pretty fast , until 2%. When this reach 2% I can use the tablet for more than 10h with the screen on, or more. But if I use it for 2 h , in 2% , an then I close the screen for 5 minutes, the tablet shut down , and I can't open it until I put back the charger. Even though I have plenty of juice in the battery. How do I fix this ? Is there a way to recalibrate the software? I already tried to connect and disconnect the battery and charger back to 100. It doesn't work. I reinstalled the latest version of software. Doesn't work. Can anyone help me ?

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