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Steps
7
Time Required
10 minutes
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Introduction
What you need
Step 1
Battery
- Remove the single 6 mm Phillips #0 screw located beneath the sticker near the USB charging port.
Remove the single 6 mm Phillips #0 screw located beneath the sticker near the USB charging port.
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Step 2
- Use a plastic opening tool to release tabs that hold the front panel and back panel together. There are three tabs on each side of the device that need to separate for the device to open.
- The use of a plastic opening tool is recommended to avoid damaging the remote. Use stronger tools as a last resort.
Use a plastic opening tool to release tabs that hold the front panel and back panel together. There are three tabs on each side of the device that need to separate for the device to open.
The use of a plastic opening tool is recommended to avoid damaging the remote. Use stronger tools as a last resort.
Step 3
- Disconnect the wires running from the back cover to the motherboard.
Disconnect the wires running from the back cover to the motherboard.
Step 4
- Remove the four 6mm Phillips #0 screws from the battery case.
Remove the four 6mm Phillips #0 screws from the battery case.
Step 5
- The battery is still connected to the device via wiring. To free the battery completely, remove the dark plastic piece from the slot with the plastic opening tool. Slowly rotate the dark plastic piece and the battery clockwise until then can be removed from underneath the small circuit board with the USB port.
- Removing the dark plastic piece from the motherboard takes some patience, as the remote is designed so that the battery will not dislocate under extreme conditions. The small circuit board with the USB port remains connected to the motherboard by six 10 mm pins.
The battery is still connected to the device via wiring. To free the battery completely, remove the dark plastic piece from the slot with the plastic opening tool. Slowly rotate the dark plastic piece and the battery clockwise until then can be removed from underneath the small circuit board with the USB port.
Removing the dark plastic piece from the motherboard takes some patience, as the remote is designed so that the battery will not dislocate under extreme conditions. The small circuit board with the USB port remains connected to the motherboard by six 10 mm pins.
Step 6
- Lift the battery and its case out of the remote.
- The battery should still be connected to the case with adhesive.
Lift the battery and its case out of the remote.
The battery should still be connected to the case with adhesive.
Step 7
- Use the plastic opening tool to separate the battery from the case.
Use the plastic opening tool to separate the battery from the case.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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Alec Dunn - Jan 11, 2018
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A bit dissapointed with Logitech’s “throw the remote away when the battery dies” instructions on their site. However, this guide was easy and means I have a functioning remote again (only 18 months old!). Many thanks for the guide.
Brian - Feb 7, 2018
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Step 6 (disassembly and re-assembly) Only thing to point out is that the PCB on the bottom of the battery holder twists into the holder (small plastic holding feature). This is important to get proper alignment of the Micro-USB connector). When removing the battery holder make sure the PCB pops out of the snap that is on the opposite side from the screw that holds the Micro-USB connector. This avoids putting too much strain on the leads of that PCB.
vinny - Mar 21, 2019
Mario Poirier - Mar 29, 2018
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Battery model please
David VerHage - Apr 9, 2018
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