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The Creative Zen Vision W was a very popular media player before they were discontinued. Since the media player is pretty old, its batteries may not be able to keep up anymore and may die as well. However, it may be slightly difficult to take the old battery out of the player itself, so that's where this guide comes in. This guide allows you to remove the older battery for replacement in the Creative Zen Vision W. Make sure to follow the step-by-step instructions carefully.
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Push the black button and slide the battery casing to the left simultaneously, until the battery is completely separated from the device.
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Remove the three 4 mm exposed screws using a Phillips #0 screwdriver.
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Peel off the the sticker that says "Creative Warranty Void if broken" and remove the 4 mm screw beneath with a Phillips #0 screwdriver.
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Remove the battery from the casing by bending the sides. The battery should pop out. Be careful not to snap the case.
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Follow these instructions in reverse order to reassemble your device.
Follow these instructions in reverse order to reassemble your device.
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Where can I buy the battery, does not seem to be available on ebay or amazon
where can i buy this exact battery. Can't find it with 6 tabs, only 4.
Can’t find a replacement battery nor the amp hours or wattage etc.. I’d even be ok with building a new housing to hold a larger battery, but I need the specs… I’ve got a vaccum table and can make a larger case to hold the battery.. But dang I’ve got to know how much power to provide to the unit and at how fast!
