🔵 Hp 15 DY 1002 BATTERY Replacement

In this video i will show you how to replace or remove your battery for Hp 15 DY1002 laptop STEP By STEP.
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[@ofcmarshalllaw]

this is the second video I have watched as far as laptop batteries go and it has saved me both times. Keep up the GREAT work my friend.

[@uFixTek]

It's my pleasure my friend. 😊 Thank you for taking the time to give feedback! im glad you like it, i do try to keep it as short as possible and right to the point. Should you have any questions or requests in the future, please don't hesitate to ask me. cheers🍻

[@moderneprimitives1510]

Thank you so much! Was trying to diagnose why my laptop wouldn't come on and thanks to your video I figured out it needs a new battery!

[@uFixTek]

It's my pleasure, my friend. 😊 I deeply appreciate your taking the time to provide feedback. If you're inclined to support the channel further, feel free to like and subscribe-or even both! Should you have any questions or requests in the future, please don't hesitate to ask me. 🍻cheers

[@kram6957]

Excellent walk through. I ended up taking out the battery in my wife's laptop, re-seating it and the battery/computer ended up working again. I would not have been able to do this without your video. Thanks!

[@uFixTek]

It's my pleasure my friend. 😊 Thank you for taking the time to give feedback! If you would like to support the channel, please like, subscribe, or both. :P Should you have any questions or requests in the future, please don't hesitate to ask me. cheers🍻

[@erinmccargar6135]

Thank you so much for this video! I was just about to give up on replacing my battery because I couldn't figure out how to get the casing off, and the videos for other models wasn't helpful. But your video got me there! 🙌🏻

[@uFixTek]

You are welcome! Glad it helped you😊Thank you for the feedback! if you wish to support the channel you can LIKE or SUB or both :P if you have any question or request in the future feel free to ask me.

[@knicba99]

Thank you for showing me how to do this.. my older computer had a battery compartment outside. You made it easy!!

[@uFixTek]

It's my pleasure, my friend. 😊 I deeply appreciate your taking the time to provide feedback. If you're inclined to support the channel further, feel free to like and subscribe-or even both! Should you have any questions or requests in the future, please don't hesitate to ask me. 🍻cheers

[@janegraves8644]

thank you. I thought my battery was swelling because my case had separated in the corner near the power plug. But after watching your video I saw my battery was nowhere near that corner. All I needed to do was snap that corner back. But at least now I know how to change the battery if needed in the future

[@uFixTek]

It's my pleasure, my friend. 😊 I deeply appreciate your taking the time to provide feedback. If you're inclined to support the channel further, feel free to like and subscribe-or even both! Should you have any questions or requests in the future, please don't hesitate to ask me. 🍻cheers

[@edwardmacnab354]

perfect video for my specific needs . Thank you

[@uFixTek]

It's my pleasure, my friend. 😊 I deeply appreciate your taking the time to provide feedback. If you're inclined to support the channel further, feel free to like and subscribe-or even both! Should you have any questions or requests in the future, please don't hesitate to ask me. 🍻cheers

[@frankrsalatino5845]

This was extremely helpful! Thank you!!!

[@uFixTek]

It's my pleasure, my friend. 😊 I deeply appreciate your taking the time to provide feedback. If you're inclined to support the channel further, feel free to like and subscribe-or even both! Should you have any questions or requests in the future, please don't hesitate to ask me. 🍻cheers

[@charleyrenee6248]

Great video man, very helpful! I subbed and liked the video. 👍 You’re doing great work out here. Saved me tons of money haha.

[@uFixTek]

It's my pleasure my friend. 😊 Should you have any further questions or requests in the future, please don't hesitate to ask me.

[@MissCrystal1705]

Thank you so much!! You made this very simple and easy to do with your instructions!

[@uFixTek]

It's my pleasure my friend. 😊 Thank you for taking the time to give feedback! If you would like to support the channel, please like, subscribe, or both. :P Should you have any questions or requests in the future, please don't hesitate to ask me. 🍻cheers

[@shirasilverman6588]

Super clear, great narration!

[@uFixTek]

It's my pleasure, my friend. 😊 I deeply appreciate your taking the time to provide feedback. If you're inclined to support the channel further, feel free to like and subscribe-or even both! Should you have any questions or requests in the future, please don't hesitate to ask me. 🍻cheers

[@gary2994]

Very clear instructions, well done. Thank you!

[@uFixTek]

It's my pleasure my friend. 😊 Thank you for taking the time to give feedback! If you would like to support the channel, please like, subscribe, or both. :P Should you have any questions or requests in the future, please don't hesitate to ask me.

[@davidflamencocotto4910]

Thank you, Great Explaining!

[@uFixTek]

It's my pleasure my friend. 😊 Thank you for taking the time to give feedback! If you would like to support the channel, please like, subscribe, or both. :P Should you have any questions or requests in the future, please don't hesitate to ask me. 🍻cheers

[@vladimiracevedo3391]

Thank you. Very helpful!

[@uFixTek]

It's my pleasure my friend. 😊 Thank you for taking the time to give feedback! If you would like to support the channel, please like, subscribe, or both. :P Should you have any questions or requests in the future, please don't hesitate to ask me. 🍻cheers

[@plumerjr]

Excellent video. Very helpful. I'll be using it as a reference. Thank you.

[@uFixTek]

It's my pleasure my friend. 😊 Thank you for taking the time to give feedback! If you would like to support the channel, please like, subscribe, or both. :P Should you have any questions or requests in the future, please don't hesitate to ask me. cheers🍻

[@louierubiola9248]

That was perfect. Thanks so much

[@uFixTek]

It's my pleasure my friend. 😊Thank you for the feedback! if you wish to support the channel you can LIKE or SUB or both :P If you have any future questions or requests, please don't hesitate to reach out to me. I'll be happy to assist you.

[@bernardomontell873]

Great tutorial, thank you

[@uFixTek]

You are welcome! Glad that it helped you 😊Thank you for the feedback! if you wish to support the channel you can LIKE or SUB or both :P if you have any question or request in the future feel free to ask me.

[@KKFAVMovies]

Thank you! You saved me.

[@uFixTek]

It's my pleasure my friend. 😊 Thank you for taking the time to give feedback! If you would like to support the channel, please like, subscribe, or both. :P Should you have any questions or requests in the future, please don't hesitate to ask me. cheers🍻

[@nubatman]

This was very helpful. I was stuck replacing mine because HP actually used the adhesive on the the wire below (the one marked 3M). Lifted my battery from the right side to get it free.

[@uFixTek]

It's my pleasure my friend. 😊 Thank you for taking the time to give feedback! If you would like to support the channel, please like, subscribe, or both. :P ya sometimes they do use that double sided. Should you have any questions or requests in the future, please don't hesitate to ask me.🍻

[@Tranacria]

Many thanks! When I buy my next laptop, the first requirement will be an easily replaceable battery.

[@uFixTek]

It's my pleasure my friend. 😊 Thank you for taking the time to give feedback! If you would like to support the channel, please like, subscribe, or both. :P Should you have any further questions or requests in the future, please don't hesitate to ask me.

[@RogerGaines-h3o]

Great video. Very helpful

[@uFixTek]

It's my pleasure, my friend. 😊 I deeply appreciate your taking the time to provide feedback. If you're inclined to support the channel further, feel free to like and subscribe-or even both! Should you have any questions or requests in the future, please don't hesitate to ask me. 🍻cheers

[@unravel-win8783]

Tx for your help.

[@uFixTek]

You are welcome! Glad that it helped you 😊Thank you for the feedback! if you wish to support the channel you can LIKE or SUB or both :P if you have any question or request in the future feel free to ask me.

[@tooagle]

Nicely done.

[@uFixTek]

It's my pleasure, my friend. 😊 I deeply appreciate your taking the time to provide feedback. If you're inclined to support the channel further, feel free to like and subscribe-or even both! Should you have any questions or requests in the future, please don't hesitate to ask me. 🍻cheers

[@joannearens4526]

Already bought my battery otherwise would have supported. Ready to plug it in. Hope it works.

[@uFixTek]

i do hope it does work and you enjoy the new battery 🙂🍻

[@zohayrjaffer8995]

So I hope this message reaches the one who made the video. Your video was not good.. it was perfect. It was so easy for me to replace my battery with your guidance. And doing stuff like this makes me very very nervous so while watching your video I missed like 6 seconds towards the beginning where you pointed out the silver screws that were under the "tape" or whatever those sticky gray things are that you said to remove to see the screws. Well.. I saw all the screws in the corners under the tape/sticky gray stuff... but I zoned out when you mentioned the screws in the middle under the tape/sticky gray stuff. So the backing just wasn't coming off at all and I kind of forced it and cracked the backing.. but like it's a very very very little crack. I don't even think it's a crack it's more like a minor bend if that. Anyway when I got it off I realized that was harder than you showed so I scrolled your video and saw what I missed 🤦🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️. Lol. But it was all good I think and got the battery replaced. Put everything back together and it's fine. Two things I want to tell you since you're an expert: 1. I didn't use an HP battery. It's from Amazon cuz HP didn't have their actual brand battery in stock (my part #). 2. Also Amazon website when I bought this battery did say towards the bottom of web page that it's the correct part # hp asked me to get (and actually it showed many compatible part #s) .... but the part # on battery that came to my house was a little different. Apparently it was pretty much the same or compatible part # cuz the battery fit perfect and the laptop is on (tho I had to patiently press power button 5+ times and give a few seconds in between). My battery part # is HT03XL. And the one I just installed in laptop is TF03XL. Last thing I want to ask: is there something specific to do once my new battery is in and computer on? Or just use it like normal? Should I for example drain battery life since it's new or power it on and off ... or what advice do you have to maximize battery life and also safety right after install? Keep in mind it's my day off tomorrow and 2 a.m. right now where I live so won't see your message for 9-10 hours at least 😅. My day off I need to sleep a little extra lol. Again thanks for posting the vid. You literally made me so much less nervous and replace my battery very easily.

[@uFixTek]

Glad it was useful 😊 Thank you for the feedback! if you wish to support the channel you can LIKE or SUB or both :P Regarding the usage, its very important that you follow the steps for the initial charge and discharge steps: make sure the laptop is off and plug the charger and leave it charging for 5-6h then you want to remove the charger and power on and slow discharge (put a movie in a loop) and once the battery is to the lowest then power off and leave it charging for 5-6h and then after that use it as you wish. gnight :)

[@zohayrjaffer8995]

@@uFixTek I followed your advice to the letter. I powered off and charged for a little over 5 hours. I unplugged power and ran the battery down (which took forever 😅).. and then at 7% battery the computer locked itself. I had to plug in power for it to let me turn on the screen. I immediately shut down the computer and kept power plugged in (for 5-6 hours, but technically from 11 p.m. my time until 9 a.m. my time, because I'm going to sleep for work and start work at 9 a.m.). Also a question: what is the best way to use laptop as far as when to plug in power cord and when not to? I work from this computer for 9 hours per day for 5 days straight... Tuesday through Saturday. I use a web based call center software pretty much the whole work day, as well as a couple other programs. So usually I leave it plugged in when I start work until I finish work. And then I remove the power cord until the next work morning and I plug it back in. Please advise. Also I liked this video cuz it helped so much and don't mind subscribing cuz your videos may save my butt again.

[@uFixTek]

the best way of the using the battery is to have it plugged in at full charge always, and once a month do a slow discharge and power off and full charge. during the day make sure when charger is plugged you have full charge before using. the only bad usage would be, to turn on the laptop and use the battery and once the battery is low and you plugging it in and using and charging at the same time, that is horrible for the battery and the charger. so use it with battery only and once its low power off and charge. or once its fully charged keep the charger plugged in and use it all day. once a month do a full discharge cycle

[@zohayrjaffer8995]

@@uFixTek another question my man. And thanks again for all you've helped me with. My HP support assistant is telling me to calibrate new battery.. but I'm doing the steps it says to calibrate and it's not really working. The hp support assistant still says "needs calibration" and says if that "needs calibration" sign doesn't change I have to change battery 🤦🏽‍♂️. What's your advice?

[@uFixTek]

to be honest with you, uninstall that Trash assistance. its just a marketing to make sure you spend money early. if you battery starts going bad the bios will give a MSG when you power on and it will tell you, battery must be replaced. you can ignore the msg and press enter and continue, or and order new battery. the software its pure marketing. so uninstall that and when you get a msg on boot then you will know. this laptop has smart bios. this is the msg im talking about: imgur.com/a/SehyUHN

[@waynebarrick7440]

Thak you for this video. I just updated windows 11on my laptop and my laptop would not restart. I needed to remove my battery to restart my laptop.

[@uFixTek]

Thank you for the feedback! if you wish to support the channel you can LIKE or SUB or both :P regarding your question: i recommend you to format the laptop and fresh install the windows 10 or 11 the steps of how to create the windows 10 or 11 are the same follow this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/q3XYaZ1ooapgmq8 and install it using this steps: kzbin.info/www/bejne/m6atp3WeotR3sLs

[@chrismatthews2347]

What thickness of guitar pick do you recommend or use for this?

[@uFixTek]

Thank you for your feedback! If you wish to support the channel, you can like, subscribe, or both! Regarding your question, use a 0.3mm metallic Should you have any further questions or requests in the future, please don't hesitate to ask me. cheers🍻

[@Mustafaraway]

Do you know where the bios battery is?

[@uFixTek]

Thank you for your feedback! If you wish to support the channel, you can like, subscribe, or both! Regarding your question, this laptops don't have a dedicated BIOS battery, they take the charge from the main internal battery. Should you have any further questions or requests in the future, please don't hesitate to ask me. cheers🍻

[@jacquelinejameson2647]

Nice video ty my jp power light blinks orange then white and won't power up

[@uFixTek]

When the battery is defective or not making good contact with the pins of the motherboard, this issue appears.

[@zohayrjaffer8995]

@UFIXTEK Hope you've been doing good. It's been 9-10 months now since my battery replacement which I used your video and advice to do. My battery still does okay when I do my monthly slow discharge and it stays plugged in at all times (unless I do my monthly slow discharge). Currently my battery life percentage keeps dropping about 1% every couple days or so while plugged in as well. It was at 99% while fully plugged in and wouldn't go higher... and now I'm at about 83% while plugged in and it will not go higher. Clearly it's about time to replace the battery so I already ordered a new one - the same one from last time. This is not your premium laptop... it's a $300 HP from Walmart with Core i3. I did upgrade my RAM with BestBuy to 12GB and I have them do a tune-up every now and again. I use the laptop a lot.. I mean a lot. So It's expected that this battery is now close to being replaced. Anyway I have your video and advice so I'll be good but one problem I have: one of the screws that needs to be removed on the bottom of the laptop (just one screw) is warped and my philips screw driver won't remove it. Not sure exactly which screw it was but I believe it was one of the smaller darker ones. So I bought a "Screw Extractor" from an auto parts store.. says it easily removes broken screws of size range 3/32" to 5/32" --- will this suffice to remove that screw or no? Is that measurement of 3/32" to 5/32" based off the head of the philips screw or the base? Also I mean how do I go about removing that warped screw with the extractor? Would love your help again... once I can safely get that screw out and put it back in after battery replacement I'll be good. Your advice and video are on point :). Please let me know when you can.

[@uFixTek]

hi, thank you for your support to the channel my friend, regarding removal of the screw i recommend you tu use a small flat head screwdriver, can you email me few pictures of the screw head.

[@zohayrjaffer8995]

@@uFixTek Hey it's me again what's up? So I went to Walmart found a 2 mm flathead screwdriver and that was able to get out the warped black screw underneath the rubber strip (n corner near hinges). Used your video again to replace battery, did full power up charge with it turned off, woke up today and doing complete slow discharge with power cord removed and once the battery drains and laptop shuts off I'll do a full power up. I made a note as well to do the slow discharge once a month and otherwise keep the power cord plugged always. I want to thank you again for your help. Still liked this video and subbed your channel. One day when I get a brand new laptop I'll go through your other videos.