Difficulty

Moderate

Steps

4

Time Required

                          10 minutes

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  • Battery
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Introduction

If your batteries go bad after the warranty has expired, you can use the following steps to replace the batteries in your Olight 7XR flashlight.

What you need

Step 1

              Battery
  • The three screws on the side can be loosened by an Allen key.
  • The cover can then be removed.

The three screws on the side can be loosened by an Allen key.

The cover can then be removed.

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Step 2

  • The next four screws are encapsulated in silicone. A Phillips screwdriver (PH1) can simply be pushed through the silicone and the screws can be loosened.
  • The outer ring including the plastic cover can then be removed.

The next four screws are encapsulated in silicone. A Phillips screwdriver (PH1) can simply be pushed through the silicone and the screws can be loosened.

The outer ring including the plastic cover can then be removed.

Step 3

  • The electronics are now visible. Take out the circuit board by removing the two Phillips #1 screws.
  • After loosening the screws, the circuit board can be carefully turned over in the direction of the cables.

The electronics are now visible. Take out the circuit board by removing the two Phillips #1 screws.

After loosening the screws, the circuit board can be carefully turned over in the direction of the cables.

Step 4

  • There is a plastic cover under the circuit board. This can be removed using the iFixit spudger.
  • The battery cells are now visible and can be removed.

There is a plastic cover under the circuit board. This can be removed using the iFixit spudger.

The battery cells are now visible and can be removed.

Reverse the steps to reassemble your device.

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