Bad EZBook pro batteries – How to replace step by step

Bad EZBook pro batteries – How to replace step by step

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  • #148983
    Galen G. Cortes
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    Hi Paco,

    Could you provide me the link of the battery online store?

    #148984
    Galen G. Cortes
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    Hi Paco

    Can you provide me the link of the online store?

    #148988
    tomek
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    Hello everyone, As I said, I ended up wiring the batteries as they came from the factory, and as seen in this thread. New wires where old ones were. Not as in seller’s picture. (Chances are it doesn’t actually matter. I am still waiting for someone with more knowledge to come and tell us the difference.) Also, to manually charge the batteries, You can use a regular 5V 2A charger (I used 5V 1.2A, did it gently, but perhaps took too long). I just cut and stripped the wires and tied them to the battery terminals best way I could. Checked regularly with the multimeter to see the voltage, stop at 4.3V. Check temperature regularly, if they get hot to touch, stop. You can read my previous messages for more details. It seems that I was the only one with this problem, though. Probably you should be fine if both cells come at the same voltage from the beginning. I didn’t check them when I first got them. That was my mistake, I think. Keep in mind as well that I am completely new to this (Bought a soldering iron and a multimeter to do this). I was asking for advice the whole time. Now I am just sharing my experience. Good Luck Paco

    Hi,

    I did everything Paco stated.

    1. Cells connected as described in the begining of this thread.

    2. Charged batteries for the first time for 6 hours.

    3. The discharging procedure runs 🙂 The battery bar shows as attached.

    4. So far works as charm. I will let u know the results after a week and a month.

    ps. One original battery I replaced works fine. Do you think I coud re-use it in the future?

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    #148990
    airbites
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    Tomek w przyszłości może ale do małych tabletów. Nie używana szybko starzeje się. Ty po kupnie tego EZbook czyli klona Kiano rozładowałeś go do końca? czy od razu go naładowałeś?

    Naładuj tego minilaptopa do końca, włącz go i zostaw go włączonego aż się rozładuje do końca żeby system ,,nauczył się,, kontroli baterii itd.

    #148995
    Francesco
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    Ok, so I have promising results now. First discharge was very good, almost 7 hours of mixed/light use. Second discharge, also good over 5 hours, with 2+ hours of playing a game (reaching the 9w TDP most of the time) also some video playback. Still a bit of battery left; goes to hibernate at 4% and after 15 minutes, computer can be turned on again at 7 to 14% (third time now). Chinese seller was right, it seems. After fully charging both cells manually (both to 4.3V), it now seems to be working as expected. Nothing was faulty. He proved as helpful as this thread. (To his advantage, of course). Also, I wired the batteries as instructed in this thread; new wires where old ones were. Not as in seller’s picture above. I will update if there is something new. But for now I am happy. Let’s see how long this lasts. Paco

    Nice!

    keep us posted

    #148997
    Galen G. Cortes
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    Hi Paco,

    Online store link,  pls.

    #149001
    steve
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    Can anyone provide a link to a replacement battery proctection pcb?

    I cant find one looking on aliexpress and so now my laptop wont work unless constantly plugged in, same as before i changed the batterys!

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    #149092
    Paco
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    @steve

    I am afraid I don’t know how to help you. If it really is shot beyond repair, (I assume you checked batteries give voltage at the tabs where they are soldered, but no current at the cables that go to the computer, then best hope is to reflow all the points, maybe twist and bend the board a little bit or something, like Chupa suggested.) You might as well ask one of the chinese battery masters, maybe they have something to help you (In China, everything is possible). The one I talked to seemed to know his stuff. Worst case scenario, you have to buy one of those full battery units, or perhaps deal with GB (or whomever) support, if you can.

    Again, I am no expert. Hopefully someone else can give you better advice. Or somebody can just point you to the spare board. I didn’t know how to even look for it.

    Hi Paco, Online store link, pls.

    @Galen G.Cortes

    I am sure you are smart enough to figure it out on your own. Especially since you had the energy to ask for it three times.

    However, it is not just your fault that the useful messages get buried. Nobody with a problem like this should be expected to fully read 16 pages of a thread.

    There should be a better way to handle this. Sorry if I sounded a bit rude. Es sólo mi opinión.

    Paco

    #149180
    Chupa
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    well , you do not read everything, you just skim and see where the good parts are.
    Often they start with Chupa.

    but if you want to create a wiki page about all the essential info, you are quite welcome to do so.

    Need Help?
    1981 soldered my first Sinclair computer 1K, tapedeck * 1984 build and sold IBM clones 8Mhz, 512K, 20MB HDD * 2018 messing with ultrabooks

    #150075
    Rac4
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    #150094
    dAFUQQR
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    After reading all the material here and being full with hope…i had to see that none of the recommended batteries are shipped to Germany

    ….

    F me

    #150117
    hansi
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    Same Problem here. Nobody ships this batteries to Germany.

    Maybe a portable power bank could work. But the portable power banks designed for laptops are really heavy and expensive.

    And I don’t know if the cheaper power banks from Xiaomi deliver 12 V with enough Ampere.

    #150136
    Peter
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    I bought this battery , it took 4 weeks to be delivered to Germany:

    https://www.aliexpress.com/item/Laptop-Battery-For-Jumper-EZBook-3-Pro-V3-V4-LB10-P313R-HW-3687265-7-6V-4800mAh/32951330630.html?spm=a2g0s.9042311.0.0.3da24c4dA4Mb1m

    Results are now 4.5 h-5 h of battery duration with 50% Brigthness and webbrowsing with around 8 Tabs open (Firefox). I am using the new battery now for 10 days. Wondering how long it will last? Still a little bit disappointed as I expected 6-7 Hours….

    but okay, I will not buy any chinese budget laptops anymore. My original battery with the Exzbook 3 Pro lasted only three months.

     

    #150435
    Snapshot
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    Hey Guys,

    my laptop shuts down instantly when Power plug is removed. When its not plugged it, it doesnt start. The strange thing is that Windows shows 100% full battery and no problems…

     

    the question is, if i buy a new battery woudl it work? or can it be any other problem? dont want to spend 48€ round about and then its not working.

    Batttery stats attached:

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    #150440
    Snapshot
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    They DO ship to germany!! https://www.cdrtd.com/products/laptop-battery-for-jumper-ezbook-3-pro-v3-v4-lb10-p313r-hw-3687265-7-6v-4500mah-32-4wh-new-and-original.html

    I asked the support and with the 15% discount code i get offered (Link on the site), i would pay 48€ with shipment!

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