Msi Gs63Vr 7Rf Stealth Pro Battery Replacement Repair Guide

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                          30 minutes

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Introduction

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Step 1

              Battery

Use the spudger to separate the back plate from the rest of the computer with the screen up like in the picture.
Once the back plate is loose, close the screen for an easier time properly removing it.

Use the spudger to separate the back plate from the rest of the computer with the screen up like in the picture.

Once the back plate is loose, close the screen for an easier time properly removing it.

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Step 2

Using a Phillips Head #1 screwdriver, unscrew the 15 screws on the bottom of the device
After all the screws are unscrewed, remove the bottom plate. If this is the first time that you are removing this back cover, the last screw is hidden under the “factory seal” label. You will need to break that label to reach that screw.
Keep track of all the screws and which slot they came from, as they slightly differ. We recommend this system: lay out on a piece of paper and pretending the paper is the device. Place the screws on the paper approximately where they would go.
Another method for keeping track of all the screws would be to secure each removed screw near the hole that it was removed from with a piece of painters or masking tape. This type of tape is easy to remove from the fuzzy surface but strong enough to secure the screw to the back cover.

Using a Phillips Head #1 screwdriver, unscrew the 15 screws on the bottom of the device

After all the screws are unscrewed, remove the bottom plate. If this is the first time that you are removing this back cover, the last screw is hidden under the “factory seal” label. You will need to break that label to reach that screw.

Keep track of all the screws and which slot they came from, as they slightly differ. We recommend this system: lay out on a piece of paper and pretending the paper is the device. Place the screws on the paper approximately where they would go.

Another method for keeping track of all the screws would be to secure each removed screw near the hole that it was removed from with a piece of painters or masking tape. This type of tape is easy to remove from the fuzzy surface but strong enough to secure the screw to the back cover.

Step 3

Locate the battery.
Wedge the spudger underneath the battery, and apply pressure to lift it away from the rest of the device.
Gently pull and wiggle the multiple colored wired connector out from the socket.
If you are removing the original battery, the back has a couple foam strips that were installed for cushioning. Those can be carefully removed and placed on the new replacement battery, but it is not necessary.

Locate the battery.

Wedge the spudger underneath the battery, and apply pressure to lift it away from the rest of the device.

Gently pull and wiggle the multiple colored wired connector out from the socket.

If you are removing the original battery, the back has a couple foam strips that were installed for cushioning. Those can be carefully removed and placed on the new replacement battery, but it is not necessary.

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

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Alexander Eap - Feb 16, 2020

Please note, everyone that is replacing. Please replace this with this type of battery model: BTY-M6J. Or else your battery may get damage.

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