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Power not reaching your motherboard? Does the lantern not illuminate even though its been charged? Check out this guide on how to remove and replace the battery!
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Carefully turn the lantern upside down.
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Remove the three 1.2 mm Phillips #0 screws from the base of the lantern.
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Carefully pull the bottom of the lantern to remove the base from the device.
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Gently pull the battery out of the slot and away from the base.
very hard to pull out, then what.
is in too good
Did anyone have any luck at pulling out the battery from the base? If so, how did you do it?
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Carefully detach the negative wire from the battery terminal first.
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Next, detach the positive wire from the battery terminal.
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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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Sean, I’m facing a dead battery in my Coleman twin tube fluorescent lantern also. Your directions are spot on except my battery seems to be glued in with super glue! I’ve tried a heat gun and all my strength but my battery won’t come loose. I find it hard to pry under the battery because of the shape of the plastic partitions around the battery. How did you get the battery unstuck?
