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Steps to fix your device.
1. Remove the four screws on the bottom
2. Pry off the bottom cover
3. Unplug the main heart rate sensor from the board
4. Unscrew the main board
5. Unplug all ribbons on the
6. Remove the battery
7. Put in the new battery
8. Connect all the ribbons
9. Screw the board back together
10. Plug in the new heart rate sensor
11. Put on some of the 704 glue on the back housing
12. Put the back housing back on the unit.
13. Screw the unit back together
14. Clean the unit
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