iPad Air 2 Battery Replacement, Easy way, Swollen Battery

This video is for educational purposes only and should not be used as a installation guide only, please refer to your manufacturer's installation manual.
If you are not confident doing this installation, it is better take your tablet to a repair shop.
li-ion batteries can catch on fire or explode if damaged during the removal process.

[@geraldbrown2875]

Thank you for the close up on the small post attached to the back of the frame where the battery attaches to the terminal. Ive watched many videos showing that you have to gently pry up where the battery inserts into the terminal but did not know about the battery "post"! 🇨🇦

[@alkwasar2379]

This is a best case scenario, the hardest part is separating the screen, if you can do that then the rest is relatively simple. Before you go and buy a battery, try and get the screen off first. I spent over an hour trying to do this following all the instructions but to no avail, in the end I finished up cracking the glass.

[@gustavorlore]

Going to give it a try thanks. That o ring on battery tip will surely vome in handy

[@gustavorlore]

Update, finished surgery ok😎, have a good tip use a flat blade cutter when starting to get it going then use the plastic pick so you dont chip the paint under-on the glass

[@aros007z]

Awesomeness

[@TOXIC-zi5gm]

If I give my ipad to service to fix it how much it coast ?

[@coffeeder]

do you need to put glue after install battery?

[@dkaraboy]

The old glue (double side tape) will hold enough , but if you want you can clean the old one and apply new strips of double sided tape.

[@Dpak1980]

That ring and hole at the edge is the one that complicates things. Without it, it's very easy to insert and remove battery.

[@stevekj1]

That was a complication, so I just used a couple of spudgers to pry the logic board off the back case carefully and just high enough to slide the battery connector off the pin and out. It's tricky because you want to get the spudgers behind the battery, but you don't want to bend the battery to do it. I managed it without breaking the connector.

[@mayogracias2389]

Magkano Ang pa replace Ng battery sir? Thanks in advance

[@alexg8233]

It is not safe to use metallic tools to remove battery. It can puncture battery casing and cause fire. Please use only plastic tools or better give your iPad to professional service company.

[@dkaraboy]

The tool I am using is perfectly flat and pointed downward against the aluminum back so there is no any chance puncturing the battery.

[@CryptoManiac1776]

Live life on the edge.