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Now your computer battery power will finally last over 1 hour!
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Remove the ten Phillips screws using a Philips 00 screwdriver
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Pry up the case carefully using a spudger.
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Lift off the cover, and you're done!
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Remove the one and only Phillips screw with a Phillips 0 screwdriver.
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Carefully lift the battery. There is a small bit of adhesive underneath the green.
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Carefully pull the connector out from underneath the logic board to remove the 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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These directions (and those for replacing the SSD) were very helpful. Everything worked well for about a week after which time the battery started having charging problems (again). The computer will start to charge, get to ~25% at which point the machine reports that it’s charging, but doesn’t get beyond ~25%. “Troubleshooting” in Win 10 doesn’t reveal any troubles to shoot. I am now trying to figure out whether the problem is with the new (supposedly Lenovo-brand) battery or perhaps the power cord. Any suggestions?
