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Step 1

              Battery
  • Remove the speaker screens by working them loose with a plastic opening tool. You may need to first loosen them with tweezers or a craft knife.
  • These screens are held in place by glue that is hard to remove. Please take your time to ensure that that this step is done correctly.

Remove the speaker screens by working them loose with a plastic opening tool. You may need to first loosen them with tweezers or a craft knife.

These screens are held in place by glue that is hard to remove. Please take your time to ensure that that this step is done correctly.

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Step 2

  • Remove the screws from both of the spots that were covered.

Remove the screws from both of the spots that were covered.

Step 3

  • DO NOT USE A METAL TOOL FOR THIS.
  • Go all around the casing, prying the screen away from the backing with the spudger.
  • It will make a popping sound each time one of the lock tabs is disconnected.
  • Take your time as you move all around the device when prying the backing off.

DO NOT USE A METAL TOOL FOR THIS.

Go all around the casing, prying the screen away from the backing with the spudger.

It will make a popping sound each time one of the lock tabs is disconnected.

Take your time as you move all around the device when prying the backing off.

Step 4

  • Pull off the plastic that is covering the battery cable.

Pull off the plastic that is covering the battery cable.

Step 5

  • Using either the plastic opening tool or your fingers, gently pull on both sides of the plug to release it.

Using either the plastic opening tool or your fingers, gently pull on both sides of the plug to release it.

Step 6

  • Remove the battery by grabbing the tab shown and pulling up.
  • The battery is held to the device by adhesive. Pull the battery up from the tab and it will lift out with a bit of effort.

Remove the battery by grabbing the tab shown and pulling up.

The battery is held to the device by adhesive. Pull the battery up from the tab and it will lift out with a bit of effort.

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

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Shelby Greenwall - Feb 18, 2015

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Does this guide apply to all variants of this model? The S6000L frame doesn’t seem to pop away from the screen assembly the same way. Is there adhesive in any of the models?

Niyi Popoola - Apr 3, 2016

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Can you recommend a professional who can help replace my Lenovo S600 battery.

Joachim Keinert - Apr 24, 2016

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The original Lenovo battery comes with the metal frame. In my case, the screw holes of the metal frame did not fit the screw holes of the base. Thus, I just pulled the new battery off its metal frame and just replaced the battery.

steve - Oct 8, 2016

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Great information. Thanks, you’re a peach!

acldebashis - Jan 20, 2020

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It was helpful.