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This guide will show you how to remove the Microsoft Band 2 battery in case the battery dies out, a common problem in the Band 2.
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Peel back the metal cover on the end of the watchband.
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Use a T3 Torx screwdriver to unscrew the four 6 mm screws on the corners of the metal cover plate.
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Use the plastic opening tool to pry off the metal cover plate.
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Detach the black ribbon cable by using the tweezers.
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Detach the orange press-fit (or "pop") connector by using the tweezers.
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Pry out the battery using the plastic opening tool.
Any source for the battery?
I've been waiting for someone to post something like this. Thank You
Try to search in ebay, i don't be able to post link with this battery because the system marked it like spam...
Did anyone do this get a battery and have any luck. I just took mine apart and wondering if it is worth $30 for a battery
Yes, I did this and it worked perfectly fine. The hard part is finding the right battery.
Found the battery on ebay for $20. 1ICP6/18/24 is the part to search for
hello i just took the battery off and put a new one. i think that the black ribbon cable doesnt reconnect well, since when i put it all back together the watch only show the charging logo and when i unplug it it just turns off. Can anyone help me please ?
Hi, thank you, manuel worked! However, do you have any hint how to best glue the metal plate from the first step? While removing it has been bent a bid. Thank you.
When I opened mine up, the black ribbon cable has split in two, which I guess was my problem in addition to/instead of the battery. Everything else looks fine but where would I even start to fix that? Is a part possible? Any help would be muchly appreciated.
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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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My Band 2 is not charging and it showing empty battery with AC plugin Icon, but after longtime its not charging . In this case if I replace the battery is it will work or not?
Notes: did not turn on.
Microsoft band guide works well - I managed to remove the battery easily - but where do I get a new battery from ?
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THANK YOU!
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Somebody know where to buy battery replacement?
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The only place i found was ebay:
Batteries can be found on ebay. I was surprised to see the band come back to life. I found the “pop” connector difficult to align properly. Almost lost patience with it. Got it on, reassembled and it powered up.
Mine will power on but only while its charging. After I take it off the charging cradle it immediately powers off. Do you think the battery replacement will solve this problem? Thanks in advance for any input!
Brilliant, my band is out of warranty and I could not get the battery charging problem fixed. Purchased a new battery on E-Bay, fitted it using the instructions and the band now works.
Thanks for the post and showing me how to fix the Band.
wie bekommt man das Metall Teil wieder nachher dran kleben
Thanks so much!!!
Posted 2018-10-06:
I bought the iFixIt tool kit for this repair, and I was able to do the battery replacement for my Band 2 per the instructions (thank you iFixIt!). But unfortunately my Band 2 still wouldn’t charge, I just continue to get that “empty battery” icon for hours on end (and one teeny-tiny blue pixel blinks at the bottom left corner of the display).
I use the same wall charger to successfully charge my Bluetooth headsets every day, so I know the USB power supply/wall charger I’m using is good. But after checking all pin combinations of the five pins on the cradle end of my Band 2 charging cable, all five pins are 0 (zero) VDC. I even got two small but strong magnets and placed them on the cradle, in case it requires the magnetic coupling to enable the 5 VDC to get through to the pins, but still no voltage at any of the five pins on the cradle. Does anyone know if it is or is not the case that the Band 2 charging cradle does not energize any pins unless the watch is docked?
I have exactly the same result.
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Raymond Bishop You might have destroyed your watch/battery if you did not ground yourself or wash your hand properly and dawn gloves…
After I destroyed one Band trying to fix it I bought another one on ebay. 2 Weeks in and now it does not load… I thought the battery was dead and tried replacing it. Sadly it does not seem to have worked since the problem still shows and I somehow would guess that the “black ribbon cable“ is partly to blame since I have no clue how to line it up properly. The Band part does not seem to have any obvious breakage…
Anyone any ideas left? *desperate*
use heat to soften the glue and if you are gentle, you will be able to save the cover.
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