MacBook Pro 13 A1502 A1582 Battery Replacement

How to replace battery on MacBook Pro 13 inch Retina model A1582, A1502 (Early 2015, Mid 2014, Late 2013). Battery part number A1493.
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Many laptops are designed with a built-in battery inside the laptop case, as well as with the MacBook Pro 13 models A1582, A1502 (Early 2015, Mid 2014, Late 2013). Without disassembling the laptop, you cannot remove the battery. In this step-by-step video instructions, I’ll show you how to disassemble and replace the battery in a MacBook Pro 13 A1502.
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[@nolebuc1]

I've done probably a hundred Mac battery replacements in our shop and the easiest method is to use a a narrow metal paint scraper and heat it up with the heat gun until the blade is very hot and then gently slide it under the battery cells. It melts the adhesive like butter. Takes about five minutes to remove the battery pack. I always wear a face shield and rubber gloves as well. Always a good idea to prep it by spraying isopropyl alcohol around the edges and let it run underneath the battery to help loosen the adhesive.

[@howfixit]

This is a good way if you have experience and know what you are doing, otherwise, without experience, you can damage the battery and this can lead to a fire because the narrow metal paint scraper has sharp corners. Of course, if you have done this hundreds of times, you have experience replacing in this way.

[@computermekanixllc4026]

@@howfixit Oh yeah, it takes some finesse. No fires yet.

[@VegaSpydr]

Are you on crack?!

[@bobweiram6321]

I use a metal spatula with WD-40 sprayed on it. A little heat on the wrist helps it go even faster.

[@WubbyW]

🥴This sounds like a terrible UNSAFE method! 🤫 If you have half a brain completely disregard this fools suggestion!

[@VegaSpydr]

Using a plastic spudger to unhook battery +5, using heat instead of solvent -10, using a metal pry tool to pry battery -50. Good way to start a fire there….. anyone watching this use solvent (50% acetone/50% 90+% IPA) and a card tool to remove the battery. Unscrew the speakers and apply a small amount of the solvent under the edge of the battery, Go from outside edge inward toward the trackpad, one side at a time takes 3 minutes and you don’t risk chemical burns and as I said a fire from puncturing the battery.

[@dvsg]

great point. was cringing watching the metal spudger go under that battery at an angle!

[@tjadeintyo6221]

Yes finally somone who uses heat instead of acetone or alcohol to remove the battery. I bought a heat gun for my repairs but nobody was using them, until I found you.

[@MarcMeyerA]

Danger alert: Just did this and the battery didn't come away easily. I had to scrape at the attached portion and in a couple of places I scraped through the surface and the battery smoked and heated up. Pretty scary and I'm lucky the battery was mostly discharged. I got out a fire extinguisher just in case, and luckily it cooled off after a while and I took it to a hazardous waste place, but I think a warning is in order.

[@richardthibert3222]

Air dryer went well for me, few steps missing in this video

[@pastadeamendoimpirata]

Awesome! Worked perfectly! Thanks for posting!!

[@joemaloney8839]

Comment about Using plastic tools is useless when He himself uses metal tool to dislodge the battery

[@___spiritofadventure___]

Why why why do they glue the in like this. TIme was, you could slide out macbook batteries with your thumb in a second. What happened to Apple?

[@wattage2007]

They want to make user repairs as difficult as possible so you have to take your hardware to them for repair. iPhones are the same, booby traps everywhere so there’s a good chance you’ll wreck your phone if you try it yourself.

[@starbashar5630]

I replaced battery but not it says battery not charging and must be plugged in for laptop to come on. Any ideas? It was a brand new battery I replaced

[@izzzzzz6]

You do that with the mother board still in place? Holy S. Never had one explode on you?

[@eylonemuskson4177]

What are your thoughts on the floss method I've seen done? As opposed to using the hairdryer. I assume you've tried both with your experience, so I was curious.

[@Jen-ip9dq]

Use an old credit card an isopropyl alcohol. Also if u remove rage speakers it makes it a bit easier

[@LifewithGeorge]

What if you use A1582 battery as a replacement battery for you macbook with a model battery number of A1502? will it still work?

[@Laura-jx7il]

I bought one from ifixit and on their website it says that the battery is compatible with my A1502 Macbook so it should be right.

[@MallyJetskiMovies]

Did you try it? I’m about to and I’m wondering

[@NikCan66]

Excellent video

[@DBKL1718]

What is the battery brand?

[@Poludioskroz]

Is the process same for Macbook pro 15'' from 2015?

[@ibrahimkande4421]

Es ce que sans la batterie il peux demander ?

[@richardthibert3222]

Je pense pas, mon ordi démarrait pas souvent a cause de la batterie.

[@Krndlxe]

Can I use an a1582 battery on my MacBook pro late 2013?

[@starkayy5896]

Yes

[@user-ww1hj5pp9c]

Misleading its not battery replacement, its battery removal.