Was du brauchst
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Use the Jimmy tool to seperate the stainless steel top from the plastic scale rest. Be careful not to bend the load cell underneath
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Using a PH1 screw driver remove the two phillips head screws from the load cell arm
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Carefully pull up the plastic scale rest
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Remove the 4 Phillips 0 screws from the outside of the frame
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These silver screws are installed because of the first disassembly attempt where the screws snapped.
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The screws in your device will look like the top left corner
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Using a plastic pry tool peel the housing from the back to remove
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There is not any easily replaceable parts in this device.
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The battery may be able to be replaced if a suitable replacement can be soldered in.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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Thanks for the guide! Removing the stainless top with a prying tool didn't work for me, but I put the scale a few minutes on an electronics convection preheater and that helped to undo the glue.
Replacing the battery was pretty straightforward. The white glue is very soft and can be removed easily.
what was the battery type? specs and dimensions? can you send a link to an adequate battery replacement?
Nathan, sorry for the late reply, I didn't get any notification.
The battery is a lithium ion or polymer type with integrated protection circuit.
Specs are: 3.7V, 1500mA, 5.55Wh, size code 803450, so 8mm thick, 34mm wide and 50mm long
I replaced mine with a lower capacity one I had laying around. You can easily find them on Amazon.
Just a hint for the replacement procedure, when you solder in a new battery: Cut the battery wires at different lengths. By doing so, you avoid shorting out the battery accidentally, once the insulation material is stripped off ;-)
Cheers,
Andre
I have a Brewista Scale II and its not like this. It doesnt have the plastic plate under the steel plate. The steel plate seems to be screwed onto the lower part of the scale, the board.
Are you sure? I found it very difficult to spot a gap between the steel plate and the plate beneath. That's way heating up the steel plate to soften the glue made this process a lot easier.
