Einleitung
This guide will help users to replace the inner battery of the Philips PD9000/37 DVD Player.
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Lay the player flat so the bottom outside is showing. Using the Phillips #0 screwdriver, unscrew all the housing screws on the bottom of the player.
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Have the player sitting upright, remove the rubber stoppers in order to get to the screw. Unscrew the inside screws by the screen using the Philips #0 screwdriver.
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Remove the rubber stoppers for the bottom two screws as well. Unscrew the middle two screws.
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Open the disc flap and remove the screws inside with the Phillips #0 screwdriver. There will be three screws.
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Start removing the inside black face plate of the player by using a prying method between the white outer housing and the black face plate with a metal spudger.
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Pull the black face plate off once you have pried it from the white housing. The bottom inside layer should pop off.
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Using the same prying method with the metal spudger, start prying off the screens white outer housing.
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The light panel on the front can just pop right off.
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To remove the metal bar against the battery, unscrew the screws with the phillips #0 screwdriver.
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After unscrewing you can just lift the metal bar off.
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Take the metal rounded rectangle spudger and place under battery edge.
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press down hard on held end of spudger, you will hear the battery un-stick.
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Use a soldering iron to melt the metal connecting the battery wires to the mother board.
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Quickly remove each wire after melting the metal
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
3 Kommentare
Where can this battery be bought? After a year using, playing time is down to 3 hours
Yeah. Where can I get the battery?
This tutorial is completely worthless if one doesn't have a battery to replace the one removed. Now two people have asked where to get a replacement yet you have not responded. Undoubtedly countless others have come by looking for a suitable replacement and saw that there was no response and no solution. Congratulations on helping no one. It would seem you're nothing more than a blowhard, a big show off, “Oh look at me I am fixing my bad battery. Aren't you impressed?” I'm not.
kurt -
Can you provide one for the bad motor and how to fix the problem. Please, email me at syaiugligs@gmail.com when you have the guidelines available.
Thank you!
Sylvester Yaiuglig -
The screws on the top of the screen and bottom are not necessary
grace nicosin -