Introduction
Ce guide vous aidera à changer la batterie de votre Chromebook. Vous devez démonter le Chromebook, car la batterie se trouve à l'intérieur.
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Couchez le Chromebook de sorte que le capot inférieur soit orienté vers le haut.
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Retirez les pieds en caoutchouc situés aux quatre coins du Chromebook afin d’atteindre les vis situées en dessous. Ils sont collés avec un adhésif.
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Retirez six vis de 3,5 mm retenant la batterie à l’aide d’un tournevis cruciforme n ° 00.
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Tirez la batterie à mi-chemin afin d’accéder facilement au connecteur de la batterie.
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Pour remonter votre appareil, suivez ces instructions dans l’ordre inverse.
Pour remonter votre appareil, suivez ces instructions dans l’ordre inverse.
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I have replaced my battery 2x and I can not charge them. They work when I get them and they keep the charge while it’s plugged in, but will not increase the charge . Any ideas what I can do?
It could be the AC power adapter is not functioning correctly. You may want to double check the charging port, too. (Remplacement du port de chargement du Samsung Chromebook Series 3)
I had a similar problem and it turned out I had not properly attached the battery connector -- the instruction is a little misleading. You do have to get those pins into the connector, which requires some horizontal movement. Here's a cute trick: plug in the AC adapter before you plug in the battery (and with the back still off -- plug in the AC directly, not through the hole in the case.) Because the battery is not connected, you'll see the green light. When you've made the connection, charging will begin and the light will change to yellow. So just fiddle -- gently -- with the battery connector until you see that yellow.
As an aside… When removing the back, the little spring-loaded “door” came loose and fell out before I was able to see how it was attached. I figured it out, but would love to have additional instructions for items such as this. I didn’t find a teardown for this model, but will keep looking.
Thanks for this contribution.
The entire process was much simpler than I had imagined it would be. I was a little concerned about applying a lot of pressure to remove some of the screws. Otherwise, it came apart like the back of a cell phone, and pushed back together just as easily. Anyone know of a worth while battery recycling center?
