I need help. I was replacing the battery on my flip 4, the battery wouldn't come out from the top easily so I decided to do it from the bottom. Got a wooden stick with a flat tip to push it out. Before I took the battery it, I connected the new battery to the speakers to make sure it would work and it did. After I pushed the old battery out I placed the new one in and it didn't turn on. I was thinking it was probably a bad connection on the charging port but that wasn't the case when I took it out and reconnected it. Do you have an idea?
You should use some alcohol. Apply a few drops at the battery from the side you want to pull out the battery from. The flip the speaker, and from the side that's manipulated in this video (where some of that alcohol had to have leaked out that you poured in), apply pressure with a stick or something - make sure it's not pointy, so not a screwdriver for example. When applying pressure, you have to stick in the stick basically next to the circuitry that is manipulated in this video, so be careful not to damage it. This may be a lengthy exercise, but the battery will move eventually (thanks to the alcohol) and then you'll be able to pull it out.
@@MaciejK333 Hi ..I dont have spare usb port so could I connect positive and negative wires to red and white wires and charge it .. And then leave the two wires out to charge ..I can just connect them when I need to charge
co za gówno nawet dymka nie poszło jak cynę przyłożyłeś... że już nie wspomnę że takie rzeczy robi się pod lupą bardzo precyzyjnie a typ przyłożył lutownicę wielkości męskiego czarnoskórego przyrodzenia :D ludzie nie sugerujcie się tym filmem chyba że chcecie sobie głośnik rozpierdolić na amen typ przyłożył zimną lutownicę widać to od razu
