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Étape 17
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The battery, now freed from the logic board's grasp, is ready for removal.
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It looks like we're going to need more help to get out of this sticky situation. Cue iOpener.
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It takes more heat and prying to free this dual-cell energy slab from the rear case.
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The 27.62 Wh battery in the iPad Air 2 drops a bit from the previous Air's 32.9 Wh capacity.
[* black] The battery, now freed from the logic board's grasp, is ready for removal. | |
[* black] It looks like we're going to need [http://cdn.meme.am/instances/38289129.jpg|more help to get out of this sticky situation|new_window=true]. Cue iOpener. | |
[* black] It takes more heat and prying to free this dual-cell energy slab from the rear case. | |
- | [* icon_note] It's not the worst, but it would be nice to leave the plastic |
+ | [* icon_note] It's not the worst, but it would be nice to leave the [product|IF145-101|plastic card]s on the sidelines for a battery replacement, for once. |
[* black] The 27.62 Wh battery in the iPad Air 2 drops a bit from the previous Air's [guide|18907|32.9 Wh capacity|stepid=53567|new_window=true]. | |
[* icon_note] Apple claims the same 10-hour battery life as the original Air, so more efficient power use seems to be on tap here—though early reviews indicate that real-world battery life is still down a bit from the Air 2's predecessor. |
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