Acer One 10 S1003-19GY Battery Replacement

Duration: 45 minutes
Steps: 6 Steps

Get ready to breathe new life into your device by replacing that dead or damaged battery. This step-by-step guide from Salvation Repair will walk you through the process with ease.

Step 1

– Switch off the device and double-check it’s unhooked from any external gadgets or cords—total freedom mode engaged.

– Grab a plastic opening tool and gently start prying between the front and back casing—think of it as creating a tiny doorway for some elbow room.

– Carefully slide the tool all around the tablet’s edges, taking your time to separate the front and back—it’s like opening a stubborn jar, but way cooler.

Step 2

– Let’s get started by flipping the device over and removing the back casing. This is the first step in getting inside and making those necessary repairs.

Step 3

– Peel off those two pieces of bright yellow tape hanging out inside the device—it’s like they’re just begging to be set free!

– With your trusty Phillips #0 screwdriver, unscrew the pair of screws chilling on either side of the connector.

– Using tweezers, gently grab the connector and ease it away from the motherboard, like you’re coaxing it out for a coffee date.

Step 4

– First, locate the small black latch on the connector where the ribbon inserts – it’s time to set that ribbon free. Flip the latch up to start the process.

– Gently grasp the ribbon and pull it out of the connection. Easy does it, you’re making great progress.

– Now, let’s repeat this process on the upper orange ribbon connection. Just like the first one, flip the latch and gently pull the ribbon out. You’re doing fantastic.

Step 5

– Gently peel away the black tape that’s keeping the battery snug in its three corners. You’ve got this!

Step 6

– Gently work the plastic spudger under one edge of the battery to detach it from the sticky adhesive. You’re doing great!

– Once you’ve loosened it up, lift the battery out of the device with care. You’ve got this!

Success!
To put your device back together, just follow the steps in reverse—it’s like rewinding the repair adventure!
If things get tricky or you need extra help, you can always schedule a repair.

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