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Introduction
Since the battery would no longer charge after a few years, I decided to replace it myself. Here is my first step-by-step guide.
What you need
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Use your Jimmie or spudger to get between the rubber and the plastic, then go around the perimeter and slowly pry the rubber up.
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Remove the 5 Phillips screws using your driver bit.
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Use your Angled Tweezers to gently pry up the gray clip to release the cable.
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Remove the screws in the corners, but leave the plastic in place for now. It is still secured by 2 difficult screws elsewhere.
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Follow the same procedure as step 1: detach using a Jimmy and remove the Phillips screws.
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Disconnect the cables using your angled tweezers (flip up the grey flap).
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Use your Jimmy and spudger to pry along the seam of the casing to lift it.
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There are clips at the top and bottom that are snapped over a tab. It may be helpful to carefully insert a tool behind these areas if the casing remains stuck at the top or bottom while you are prying it loose.
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Once loose, slide the casing off the internal assembly.
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Remove the metal plate and try to unscrew the 2 hidden screws.
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You can then detach the plate from a few steps earlier at the top. Mind the 2 cables with the grey clips again.
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You can now disconnect the battery (white connector) and replace it.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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