Anki Vector Battery Replacement

Using the iFixit opening tool, insert the corner under Vector's golden side panel and lightly twist.

Repeat this step on the other side.

Insert the corner of the square end of the spudger under the side plate above the partially visible screw.

Lightly turn the spudger to separate the plate from Vector's head.

Work the spudger around the plate until it comes off.

Repeat this step on the the other side.

Using a Phillips #0 screwdriver, unscrew the two 2 mm screws on the side of Vector's head.

Repeat this step on the opposite side.

Pull apart Vector's head. It should separate down the middle.

Remove the screen protector by gently pulling it free from the two face halves.

Using your thumb and index finger, unplug the display from the plug in Vector's neck.

Pull the LCD and speaker assembly from Vector's head.

Gently pull out the two halves of Vector's head from between his arms.

Remove the Anki Vector's belts on both sides of its body by gently sliding them off.

Pull off the covers attached to Vector's rear wheels.

Unscrew the 2 mm screws located under the wheel covers using a Phillips #0 screwdriver.

Remove the rear wheel.

Unscrew the two 2 mm body screws using a Phillips #0 screwdriver.

Using two fingers gently pull off the lower rear panel.

Using your fingers, unplug the ribbon connector.

Unscrew the two screws behind vector's neck.

Remove the capacitive touch assembly.

With a moderate amount of force pull one of vector's top arms away from his body until it disconnects from the shaft.

Gripping the shaft with needle nosed pliers, pull the opposite top arm off the main shaft.

Pinch one end of the arm shaft and push it into the body.

Grab the other end and pull the shaft out of the body.

Raise vectors arms all the way up and gently pull each arm out of its socket.

Pull the wheel covers off of Vectors forward wheels.

Using the same Phillips #0 screwdriver, unscrew the 2 mm screw under the wheel cover.

Gently pull the wheel off.

Unscrew the two body screws located behind the front wheels.

Gently pull the cover from Vector's body

Gently unplug and remove the infrared sensor.

Insert your Phillips #0 bit into a 4 mm nut driver and insert both into your bit driver.

Unscrew the three body screws.

Gradually increasing applied force, pull the body apart.

Remove the shoulder panel.

Remove the weight.

Unplug the two motor connectors from the motherboard.

Wriggle the battery free from the motherboard.

Using a soldering iron, desolder the connections from the battery to the motherboard.