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Remove the thirteen 6.5 mm screws from the base plate using a Phillips #00 screwdriver.
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Flip the laptop on its side and wedge a spudger between the base panel and chassis, then pry around the perimeter until the base panel releases.
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Lift the bottom panel off of the chassis.
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Remove the four 4 mm Phillips #00 screws securing the battery.
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Disconnect the battery connector by pulling the battery cable directly out of its port, toward the battery.
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Linn Benton Community College, Team S1-G2, Karnes Fall 2018 Участник Linn Benton Community College, Team S1-G2, Karnes Fall 2018
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I’ve damaged mine at step 4 and i don’t know how. Now the plug is loose and at the slightest touch, it goes into failure…I don’t now how to solve this, maybe replace the socket on the board by a new one. :(
Hello
I dont know if you are gonna read this, but you could try to glue the connector with Superglue to the board, but watch out to not tear it off or put superglue into the connector.
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Has anyone had issues with Legion Y520 laptop saying that the "battery isn't recognized" (with the x through it via the icon in the taskbar) after swapping the battery? I have tried three different ones that all do the same thing (one is even an OEM Lenovo Legion Y520 battery). I am thinking that either, the machine wants it to be an OEM one (not a third party one) and has some sort of check done after POST to verify if it is an official battery or not (and the one I have is just DOA?) or that there is an issue with the connector on the board itself?
