How do I install this battery? it is consierably larger than the one I cam replacing. Can't find manual.
280333
Maybe you got the wrong battery. Mine was exactly like the one that I replaced.
280334
The battery should be the same size I believe. The replacement battery looked exactly like the battery I had and easily changed out.
280335
You will have to get a new back cover, as the battery us too big to fit into the original cover. I assume you have a higher capacity battery than the original 2600. MaH battery.
280336
If it's bigger than the one you are replacing then it's probably the wrong battery.
280337
Usualy such batteries are sold with a phone back cover which is larger than the ordinary one, so that it can accommodate the larger battery. Otherwise, buy one and replace the phone cover
817105
I bought the same battery & mine fits. In fact it is working like when it was new. I don't know why it doesn't fit yours. Maybe you have a different model?
2048956
Slide the top in first to match the connectors, large connector (negative) on the left. Then push the bottom part in to the battery compartment. Good luck.
1780381
The approach I have used is to simply re-use the connectors from my old battery that I am replacing. One example of how this is done is on the referenced youtube video link here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3rkFtqrwhDU
1030041
I also want to point out the correct screwdriver is a #1 Phillips to put new battery in. Just make sure its correctly seated with pressure against it to stop from stripping screws .cr2450 size battery as noted in instructions.
1032550
I do no think so I just check the manual on it and it does not match with this battery.
1618819
Yes and no. I THOUGHT this was the correct replacement, but the battery I took out was 1 3/8 inches taller than this - tall being measured when the battery is installed in the upside down UPS. I think what I took out was an APC #4 battery. Still, this one fits perfectly into the battery cavity, although it does not come all the way up to the sliding cover, meaning it's going to be "hanging" in the battery well. But since it was pretty tight going into the UPS unit, and doesn't begin to fall when I turn the UPS unit right side up, I think I'm just going to run with it and see how long it works. Yes and no. I THOUGHT this was the correct replacement, but the battery I took out was 1 3/8 inches taller than this - tall being measured when the battery is installed in the upside down UPS. I think what I took out was an APC #4 battery. Still, this one fits perfectly into the battery cavity, although it does not come all the way up to the sliding cover, meaning it's going to be "hanging" in the battery well. But since it was pretty tight going into the UPS unit, and doesn't begin to fall when I turn the UPS unit right side up, I think I'm just going to run with it and see how... » Read More Yes and no. I THOUGHT this was the correct replacement, but the battery I took out was 1 3/8 inches taller than this - tall being measured when the battery is installed in the upside down UPS. I think what I took out was an APC #4 battery. Still, this one fits perfectly into the battery cavity, although it does not come all the way up to the sliding cover, meaning it's going to be "hanging" in the battery well. But since it was pretty tight going into the UPS unit, and doesn't begin to fall when I turn the UPS unit right side up, I think I'm just going to run with it and see how long it works. « Show Less
900453
Facing towards the opposite side of where the battery goes,there is alittle tab on the cover which ya gently push in alittle bit, in the opposite direction,while gently lifting and sliding the cover towards the end with the little tab.That will expose the battery.Once ya change the battery,reverse the procedure making sure the battery is centered in that plastic cover so it sets back into its' respective position.Do NOT FORCE or you will break it.Take your time and look at it.It's really not that hard to do.I just had to go look at mine,then remove and replace the plastic cover cause I did it awhile ago.So look at it,take your time,and everything should work out alright.Good luck! Facing towards the opposite side of where the battery goes,there is alittle tab on the cover which ya gently push in alittle bit, in the opposite direction,while gently lifting and sliding the cover towards the end with the little tab.That will expose the battery.Once ya change the battery,reverse the procedure making sure the battery is centered in that plastic cover so it sets back into its' respective position.Do NOT FORCE or you will break it.Take your time and look at it.It's really not that hard to do.I just had to go look at mine,then remove and replace the plastic cover cause I did... » Read More Facing towards the opposite side of where the battery goes,there is alittle tab on the cover which ya gently push in alittle bit, in the opposite direction,while gently lifting and sliding the cover towards the end with the little tab.That will expose the battery.Once ya change the battery,reverse the procedure making sure the battery is centered in that plastic cover so it sets back into its' respective position.Do NOT FORCE or you will break it.Take your time and look at it.It's really not that hard to do.I just had to go look at mine,then remove and replace the plastic cover cause I did it awhile ago.So look at it,take your time,and everything should work out alright.Good luck! « Show Less
1653987
The best advice I can give you to be sure you have thr right replacement is to replace it with one with the same part number as the number on the original battery.. If you want a stronger battery go to a higher AH rating that is compatible with your part number..
638110
I'm not seeing a replacement on the OEM website, so I'd try taking it to a local battery store to see if they can match up one of the same size/rating. Otherwise just buying the whole new unit may be easier.
1814072
It's just slightly bigger, all of the extra batteries I have had are this way. I'm not shy with putting it in, it's never been a problem for me. Your not going to break it.
2223992
It does not come with instructions. When you remove the old battery, the attached wire will have 2 clips that attach to the new battery. set both batteries side by side and you can't go wrong.
975677
Double-check the fitment on your battery terminals. It will usually only fit one. Typically it's attached to the negative terminal of the battery.
1590184
I personally have not replaced a battery and have not had the opportunity to do deal with that question. If you are able to open it, you should be able to see the battery and get the number or size from the existing one inside. I hope this helps, but I am not the expert, just a casual user, contact the maufacturer or go on line to e-how and pose that question and hopefully you will be able to get an answer.
373401
I don't think it fits, anyway i don't recommend buying this product, i had to return both batteries
951197
That is the only way to change battery is to get the screws out. I haven't had to change mine yet, but you need to get the cover off. Try to make sure you have the right screwdriver to fit so you don't strip the screws.
892501
You will need to check the size of your original battery pack and the connector. Many different models and manufacturers use different number of batteries and connectors. Search for your model number on the Internet or the manufacturers web site and you should find the number for the replacement pack. You want the correct number of cells, connector and arrangement to ensure it will fit into your battery compartment