Are you supposed to take off the clear or blue plastic (original and replacement) that comes on the battery?
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No but if you are having problems fitting it in you can. I took mine off and it just exposes the original cover.
250273
No definatly not its shrink wrap to protect the cells and their connection points!!
250274
No, it's shrink wrap and meant to remain on the battery. Those blue batteries aren't made by Hubsan and fit really tight. If they are too tight you might consider buying a 3.7v that was made by Hubsan to fit in your quad.
250275
I don't think so plus I wouldn't take the chance because you may want to charge it again
1767733
The clear blue part is your reservoir and you can remove it by just sliding it downward. Small reservoir.
1738306
Is it new? If yes there is a small plastic sheeth between a battery and it's contact. Simply pull the tap to remove it
1480267
Yes the blue casing from the original battery needs to be put on this battery and your ready to go
1357566
It is just the battery. I had no trouble replacing it with my own screwdriver.
1776924
Very easy, first remove the hard plastic retainer, the remove the soft urethane cushion. Once that is done (30 seconds max) you can remove the battery as usual.
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I received one with the speaker mesh and one without, so it's a toss-up? The old one is very easy to remove and replace on the new display. Use a small flat-head screwdriver to lift the gray/black tape that holds the screen in. You can remove both gently. Apply them to the new screen. The outer glass is definitely included. Replacing these screens alone (no outer glass) is impossible because the screen is glued very hard to the glass. Separating the two is impossible. The glass I received seems to be the same thickness as the original glass, but I wouldn't test to see if it holds up to stresses as well :-) I received one with the speaker mesh and one without, so it's a toss-up? The old one is very easy to remove and replace on the new display. Use a small flat-head screwdriver to lift the gray/black tape that holds the screen in. You can remove both gently. Apply them to the new screen. The outer glass is definitely included. Replacing these screens alone (no outer glass) is impossible because the screen is glued very hard to the glass. Separating the two is impossible. The glass I received seems to be the same thickness as the original glass, but I wouldn't test to see if it holds up to... » Read More I received one with the speaker mesh and one without, so it's a toss-up? The old one is very easy to remove and replace on the new display. Use a small flat-head screwdriver to lift the gray/black tape that holds the screen in. You can remove both gently. Apply them to the new screen. The outer glass is definitely included. Replacing these screens alone (no outer glass) is impossible because the screen is glued very hard to the glass. Separating the two is impossible. The glass I received seems to be the same thickness as the original glass, but I wouldn't test to see if it holds up to stresses as well :-) « Show Less
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While you can remove the plastic assembly by unscrewing the little black Phillips head screw on the front face of the light, it is a troublesome process that -- after purchasing the battery and fiddling with replacing it -- isn't worth it.I've gone through three Photon lights, and purchasing a new one for 10 bucks every year or so isn't a big deal to me.
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mine is clear. it had a clear/ opaque plastic film over it. did you take that off?
902177
Twist off the top plastic cover and take out the old battery. Replace it with new and put cover back on
454355
If you mean "how to remove battery", simply firmly hold batery by the end and pull straight down. It's actually very easy to remove.
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The battery is removable, so as long as you can find a similar version of it, you can replace it.
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Just slide the lint tray off and under it is a cover that you take off ( by pushing the tab ) and the batteries are under it. I have had no problems with it. It comes off pretty easy. Good Luck!
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Sorry, I never noticed the battery and am reluctant take it apart. For me, it will be better to replace the unit than to purchase a replacement battery.
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Make sure it's in right. I also forgot to peel the plastic off the battery at first.
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Ha! Funny you should ask because I have to change my battery also. If you look at your two ear pieces you will notice that half of one is half black and half green. That is where the batteries are located at. Gently, with your fingers, push up and that black cover should move and then lift it off. Once you are done make sure that you snap it back into place and that it is firmly secured.
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It should be fairly easy to pry the cover off. You can use a small screwdriver or a fingernail to pop the cover in the direction that is indicated by the little arrow 90 degrees from the pocket clip. Mine pops right off and the battery will slide out.