Wacom Intuos Pro Battery Replacement
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crwdns2942287:0crwdne2942287:0If you begin to notice that your battery doesn’t seem to be charging, or isn’t holding a charge like it used to, then it may be time to replace it. This guide will walk you through the steps to replace the battery in your Wacom Intuos Pro. Replacing the battery of your device should restore its charge capacity and lifespan to near new conditions.
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Orient the device so the bottom casing is facing upwards.
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Use your fingers to gently pull on the rubber covers on the bottom of the device to remove them.
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Remove the four 4mm screws from underneath the rubber feet using a Phillips #00 screwdriver.
I think the photos are slightly too zoomed in here. Also, the shots should be taken from the first person perspective. Note that screwdriver is one word.
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Insert the iFixit Opening Tool between the front and back cover of the device in order to snap and separate the type locks from around the edges.
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Use the iFixit Opening Tool all the way around the edges until all the snaps have been released.
Make sure to use the first-person perspective and end punctuation on all steps. How should I use the plastic tool? Be sure to be specific. I would also add one final shot of the case being removed.
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Remove the case backing from the rear of the device with your hands so the internal components are exposed.
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If not already done, desolder the three colored cables that connect the battery to the motherboard.
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After desoldering the battery, carefully remove it.
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See previous feedback here. If you need it, we have a soldering iron in the studio you can use, but you’ll have to make an appointment. I would also use markup to show where this component is.
But where's the link to source 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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thank you so much. I plan to buy this wacom, however I had the doubt if better the old version that has extractable battery, but with this post, I can go for the new one
Do you know where can I find the battery replacement?
Has anyone got a lint to the replacement battery?
PTH-660 works fine without the battery, just remove it and use it with USB cable
Where can I find a replacement battery for this model?
Where can I source this battery?
The white balance here is off. I would also indicate the end goal of pulling off the adhesive (e.g., to remove it).
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