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There is nothing more irritating than halfway through your ride your remote dies. Even though today's battery technology keeps improving, batteries eventually die. Luckily batteries are relatively easy to replace.
This guide will instruct you how to properly disassemble your remote and replace the battery. Keep in mind the area around scroll wheel has levers and moving parts inside, so be cautious while opening and closing the remote.
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Remove the four 17.57mm screws from the bottom of the case with a PH0 screwdriver.
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Carefully separate the two halves of the casing by pulling them apart at the seam.
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Remove the rectangular black adhesive foam on top of the battery by peeling it away from the battery.
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Desolder the battery connections from the circuit board.
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Replace the dead battery with a new 3.7 volt lithium polymer battery.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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Where can I get the battery? Or can you give specs? Thanks!
hi my name is Eugene. I have a question . My skateboard remote is gone. remotes are not sold in my country. what should i do how can i use the skateboard . we sell remotes from another company. how can it be adjusted to my boosted mini . help me solve the issue please
You can't use 3rd party remotes with proprietary Boosted products.
Verified this works with V2 and V3 remotes as well. I did a R29 and it works great. Thank you for the info.
