Title: How to Replace the Battery in Your Lenovo Yoga Laptop
Introduction: Hello everyone, Simon here. Today, I’m going to guide you step-by-step on how to replace the battery in your Lenovo Yoga laptop. This guide is particularly useful if your laptop battery isn’t holding a charge for long or if the touchpad becomes hard to click due to battery swelling.
Identifying Your Lenovo Yoga Model: Before beginning, it’s crucial to identify your specific model. For this guide, I’ll be using the Lenovo Yoga C930, model 81C4.
Tools Required:
- T5 Screwdriver (Torx 5)
- Small Phillips Screwdriver
Step-by-Step Guide:
- Removing the Back Cover:
- Use the T5 screwdriver to remove the six screws securing the back cover.
- The screws are all the same size, so you don’t need to worry about mixing them up.
- Once the screws are out, use a metal prying tool to gently lift the back cover off.
- Identifying the Battery:
- Once inside, you’ll find the battery. If it appears swollen or fat, it’s time for a replacement.
- Locating the Battery Model:
- The battery model for the Yoga C930 is L17C4PH1. You can find replacement batteries on Amazon or eBay (links provided in the description).
- Removing the Battery:
- Switch to a small Phillips screwdriver to remove the four screws holding the battery.
- Carefully peel off any adhesive tape securing the battery.
- Gently disconnect the battery cable using a plastic prying tool, pushing down on the connector and pulling the battery away.
- Installing the New Battery:
- Assuming you have the new battery, reverse the process for installation.
- You can use a 5mm double-sided tape to secure the new battery if desired.
- Reconnect the battery cable and secure the battery with the four screws.
- Reassembling the Laptop:
- Align the back cover and press it down to secure it in place.
- Replace the six T5 screws to finish the assembly.
Conclusion: And that’s it! You’ve successfully replaced the battery in your Lenovo Yoga laptop. This process is straightforward and should take less than 10 minutes for experienced users. However, if you’re new to laptop repairs, allow yourself a bit more time. If you found this guide helpful, please give it a like, and feel free to subscribe for more tech tips and tutorials. For any questions or further assistance, don’t hesitate to comment below.
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