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Hi, folks!

Has someone ever replaced the internal battery? 
I had my AN1x open. So far it almost looked like a (different kind of) holder but after not getting the battery out manually I�m not that secure and so far not trying it at a venture anymore. 

Could please anyone tell me what it hundredpercently is? I know by myself that it looks like a holder but is it indeed any making it possible getting the battery out manually without soldering or cutting?
Knowing that would help a lot.

Regards
Gerry

There's a release catch you have to push over slightly to remove the  
battery.




On 21 Feb 2010, at 17:33, "Gerry" <gery-d@...> wrote:

> Hi, folks!
>
> Has someone ever replaced the internal battery?
> I had my AN1x open. So far it almost looked like a (different kind  
> of) holder but after not getting the battery out manually I´m not th 
> at secure and so far not trying it at a venture anymore.
>
> Could please anyone tell me what it hundredpercently is? I know by  
> myself that it looks like a holder but is it indeed any making it  
> possible getting the battery out manually without soldering or  
> cutting?
> Knowing that would help a lot.
>
> Regards
> Gerry
>
> 


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there's a release tab (piece of metal if I recall) on one side of the holder, pushing it across will pop the battery right out UNLESS someone in the past has had trouble and replaced it with a solder in type holder (unlikely though). Anyway if it's the original holder it's easy to remove, just a standard holder with release catch.

HTH


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From: gery-d@...
Date: Sun, 21 Feb 2010 17:33:44 +0000
Subject: [AN1x] Battery Replacement: Holder or Solder?


















 



  


    
      
      
      Hi, folks!



Has someone ever replaced the internal battery? 

I had my AN1x open. So far it almost looked like a (different kind of) holder but after not getting the battery out manually I�m not that secure and so far not trying it at a venture anymore. 



Could please anyone tell me what it hundredpercently is? I know by myself that it looks like a holder but is it indeed any making it possible getting the battery out manually without soldering or cutting?

Knowing that would help a lot.



Regards

Gerry






    
     

    
    






   		 	   		  
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Hi Gerry !
the battery is hold in its socket by a metal clip (spring) . Use a small 
screwdriver or a knife blade as a lever to slip it out. It is not 
soldered and you cannot go wrong putting the new one in place (the minus 
side is slightly smaller than the plus).
Cheers.
J.F.

Gerry a \ufffdcrit :

>
> Hi, folks!
>
> Has someone ever replaced the internal battery?
> I had my AN1x open. So far it almost looked like a (different kind of) 
> holder but after not getting the battery out manually I\ufffdm not that 
> secure and so far not trying it at a venture anymore.
>
> Could please anyone tell me what it hundredpercently is? I know by 
> myself that it looks like a holder but is it indeed any making it 
> possible getting the battery out manually without soldering or cutting?
> Knowing that would help a lot.
>
> Regards
> Gerry
>
>