Einleitung
Diese Anleitung zeigt dir, wie du den Akku austauschen kannst.
Was du brauchst
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Entferne das äußere Gehäuse mit der Hand oder einem Spatel.
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Wichtig: beachte die drei Führungsstifte im inneren Teil des Gehäuses. Achte beim Zusammenbau darauf, dass sie passen und setze die Stifte in die entsprechenden Aufnahmen im Rahmen, bevor du die Kanten einschnappen lässt.
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Löse die beiden Schrauben auf jeder Seite und entferne vorsichtig mit den Händen den äußeren Rahmen, um an die inneren Bauteile heran zu kommen.
Remove 2 screws on both sides first to be able to remove the frame.
Also, with my Flip 3, I had to remove 6 screws alongside the spine of the outer frame.
I had this version/problem as well.
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Entferne sieben 8,9 mm Kreuzschlitzschrauben #00, welche die beiden seitlichen Passivstrahler befestigen. Entferne dann die beiden Passivstrahler. Lege sie an sicherer Stelle ab.
May be less than 7 screws.
If you see the battery cable after removing one “side passive drive”, you may not need to remove the other. See Step 5.
If you do remove both ends, look for them being keyed. In my case one had a slot and the other had a tiny button, both of which fit to the chassis.
On my version, I found that a #0 Phillips worked better.
I also used #0
I also found that on my version I only needed to remove the passive driver from the end with the lanyard hole.
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Ziehe die Silikonabdeckungen der Tasten ab. Dadurch wird die Hauptplatine sichtbar.Trenne das Flachbandkabel ab. Heble die Platine sorgfältig heraus und lege sie zur Seite. Entfernung den Kleber mit Hilfe eines Heißluftgebläses, damit das Flachbandkabel in einem späteren Schritt leicht herausgleiten kann.
In my case this was not necessary. I determined this by waiting until completely necessary, which it wasn’t.
If your JBL Flip 3 is the same sub-model that I have, a lot of this tutorial and pics will be wrong: the battery comes out easily by removing the plastic housing that covers the buttons and lights. I found a good video that exactly described how to disassemble and replace the battery for my model here.
Found an even better video for my sub-model of the JBL Flip 3 (too much time had passed to edit my previous comment): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ynOI-OMT...
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Entferne vorsichtig mit der Hand den Stecker mit den fünf Stiften von der Hauptplatine.
I needed a small sharp knife to cut out some of the glue that surrounded part of the connector.
I found removing the plastic battery cover (the next step in this tutorial) allowed me to peel the glue off in one piece rather than cut and chip it off.
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Entferne die beiden 8,9 mm Kreuzschlitzschrauben #00, welche die Kunststoffabdeckung des Akkus befestigen. Lege sie sicher ab und verwechselte sie nicht mit den Schrauben aus Schritt 2.
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Entferne die durchsichtige Kunststoffabdeckung des Akkus.
No such cover on my Flip 3. I skipped this step.
Same for me
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Erwärme vorsichtig den Kleber, mit dem der Akku am Gehäuse befestigt ist. Achte darauf, dass das Kunstoffgehäuse nicht schmilzt.
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Sicherheitshinweise für Heißluftgebläse (auf Englisch): http://www.powertoolinstitute.com/pti_pd...
before step 8(destroy your speaker), you should check this correct video for replacing battery
In my version the battery could not slide out sideways (e.g. direction of the passive drivers). I had to remove another 6 screws located on the panel where the 2 circuit boards visible in step 4 were glued on top of . Then the entire side of the speaker came off and I had easy access to the battery.
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Löse das Flachbandkabel, das Akku befestigt ist. Wenn du das Flachbandkabel vorsichtig vom inneren Gehäuse abgelöst hast ist der Akku frei und kann entfernt werden.
The ribbon was not in the way on my Flip 3. Instead, I had to remove six more screws, each near locations of the six screws removed for the outer frame, in order to lift the outer chassis (not outer frame, but chassis containing mini circuit boards) away from the rest of the assembly revealing the battery and allowing replacement.
I had the same thing, 6 #0 screws to remove a panel with the power button circuit board. And I had to chisel/scrape away some soft black glue to release the battery cables.
“Remove ribbon” seems to be a confusing statement. I removed the ribbon only to discover that this is a connector cable. I thought it was some kind of tape that had to be removed completely… The battery was still stuck by the way. It probably expanded and was very stuck. But since i “removed” (completely broke) the cable, my Flip 3 is useless now anyway…
Some warning and rephrasing to “move out of the way, be careful not to break ribbon” in this step would be in place.
(Edit, even though the connector cable is cut (lol) I can turn on the Flip 3. Will experiment more tomorrow, if I don’t write/answer, you know what happened. I also thought the ribbon cable was a piece of plastic around it, like a seal. My battery has also completely expanded, and I’m feeling pretty angry actually. So it turned out to be quite a waste of money. I have another Flip 3, however mine was glued so badly and it was a real pain in the ass to get to the actual battery. There is no way to fix this, right?
To remove the baterry, I followed the whole steps until the 8th step. But it is not that easy to remove the battery from the hollow it stays because of the black adhesive and the silicon and also if it is swollen it gets harder almost impossible to remove it. Mine had all these problems. The only solution I was able to think was to cut the upper side of the battery hollow carefully. I cut it from the edge to the end of the battery hollow carefully using a hand tool (similar to Dremel) with a very thin cutting circle blade. I just cut the plastic not so deep to the battery. It is extremely dangerous to cut the battery. Take safety precautions, use safety goggles, gloves and etc. Beside you have to be careful with the flex cable coming from the main board. After I cut the plastic I put a flet screwdriver in the crack and twisted it to open wide. Finally I managed to take the battery out. I hope this will work for you too.
i had no ribbon,instead there was a plastic black plate i had to remove on top. i put a screwdriver underneath and removed it by applying pressure slowly and carefully.
Same problem, can't get the battery out as it seems to be welded into the casing. Just spent 4 hours trying with every tool to hand. MAKE SURE YOU CAN GET THE OLD BATTERY OUT BEFORE ORDERING A REPLACEMENT! Total waste of time and money
My battery had swollen and I was unable to remove it. I'm very dissapointed that JBL didn't design this considering that the battery will need replacing after a year or two. The battery housing is just too tight. I can't even remove the battery for recycling. What the heck where they thinking?
On the version sold in the middle East and Africa, the ribbon is the connector for the control board, you need to unlock the connector, remove the cable and board.
Do NOT pull the ribbon as described in this guide if you have the MEA version, otherwise it will break and you will have a dead speaker.
I was unable to get the battery out, it was stuck, as others here have said. I decided to use a Dremel to cut along the upper-left corner of the chamber (when looking down the end of the speaker at the battery slot) along its entire length. That way, the plastic can flex slightly, enough to free the battery. The battery was slightly bulging, which explains why it was hard to get it out. The plastic housing is quite rigid, so the cut didn’t affect the overall stiffness of the housing.
After getting the battery out, I used a iMax B6 to measure the capacity of the old and new batteries. It turns out that the old one was not that degraded. I probably wouldn’t have attempted it if I had known that the new battery didn’t help that much.
Definitely a difficult job. Thanks to iFixit, and the comments from users here, I was able to finish the job.
So if you break the ribbon cable as some of Us have it come be replaced? I too thought it was tape holding the battery in place
Indeed this step is a major FAIL with regards to the black model that has no screws to uncover the battery chamber. It’s frankly, quite unthinkable, how the battery was placed with all said adhesive with it, to begin with, in such setting. It is however, just a fact that the inability to access the exposed battery directly, leaves the fixer at an impasse. Now it’s up to heating techniques and meddling, with very sloppy lines of action - if any.
We managed to get the ribbon out by inserting two thin rope or some soft wire to gently wiggle it and eventually pull it out.. It will eequire a lot of patience and a lot of time because you also need to get all the glue out the way. The battery is the hard part, it seem to be stucked or glued as well.
This thing is a disaster! First there are two fundamentally different versions out there - hence all the confusion. The more complicated version is featured here.
IT IS ESSENTIAL TO REMOVE THE BOARD FULLY in order to free the ribbon cable to the top control board. It is glued on the casing in a hidden position and if you remove the cable from the top you will not be able to put it back!
This guide is wrong. It tells you to remove the battery by pulling the strip that holds the battery in place. What the picture shows is not the strip, but the top buttons' ribbon cable, and following the instructions will render your unit useless. There is no way to remove the battery following the steps described in this guide, especially if it is swollen, which happens to many LiPO batteries when they are worn out.
For what it is worth... there are whole heap of variants of Flip 3 over time. Mine is one of those pain in the butt types which has a gallon of glue around the battery, and does have not the 6 screws to remove the panel - thus you have to follow this tutorial (which is correct for my model) and remove the main ribbon as it is looped around the top of the battery (madness). I could not get rid of the glue so I resorted to brute force and pliers, which worked, but I did not realise that the ribbon (though now disconnected and unlooped) had slipped under my pliers and I yanked it out with the battery, thus breaking it, I could cry ! Time to get a new flip 3, but I hope the newer ones have the screws so you can easily remove the panel and thus the battery without all the faff. I did try ! :-)
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Um dein Gerät wieder zusammenzusetzen, folge den Schritten in umgekehrter Reihenfolge.
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where can I get replacement battery for Flip 3?
You can get a replacement battery for the JBL flip 3 on AliExpress
It is couple diffrent version of JBL Flip 3 speaker .
Yes, apparently the Flip 3 Stealth Edition looks slightly different. The procedure however is about the same, except screws are not covered by silicone covering.
my battery also went to !&&*!! anyone manage to get a replacement?? couldn't find one!
In the same boat. Battery died and JBL doesn’t replace them outside of warranty. Can’t find a new one.
try searching for “CS-JMF300SL”
in my country you can get replacement for something under 15€
This battery replacement was far, far, far from user friendly. It’s on the verge of not being replaceable. But with several sessions I finally replaced the battery, but not without lingering issues. (1) Use of the heat gun caused me to have to rework on of the screw holes in the chassis. (2) Also, my attempt to lock down the battery cables with Gorilla glue cause buzzing sounds on one end after re-assembly, for which I had to whittle away some of the glue. After multiple disassembles and re-assemblies, I finally got it working again.
Please how can i get replacement battery for my jbl flip 3 to Nigeria, email me elmeengo@gmail.com thanks.
Magkano po yung battery ng jbl flip 3
Available in Shopee for P2000. 00
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Do not attempt. On my unit there is way more glue on that battery than at the tip as shown in step 7, so much in fact that you’ll never be able to pull out the battery intact. After I maneged to rip out the entire front of the battery my next step is to simply drill it out. Cannot heat more than the tip which is a real issue. Trying to heat the entire internal space will no doubt cook the electronics and render then entire operation pointless. Thanks so much JBL for the purposefully bad design and manufacture to ensure this is a single use product….and then they say they care about the environment……
Anyone have the power switch not turn the unit on? The button clicks, but the unit won’t turn on. It finally did, but now it won’t turn off. Going to just leave it plugged in all the time from now on.
Any idea what businesses replace JBL Flip 3 batteries if I don’t want to do it? Likely labor cost? Or, better value to just buy another Flip 3 or even a later better model?
I think it’s a better idea to buy the same speaker or a newer one , with labor costs and battery price, depending the reparator, the price may be the same of a new one (Flip 3) :) .
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I performed this battery replacement fix on my JBL Flip 3. Getting the battery out was really difficult, and getting the ribbon cable out of the way was impossible. I destroyed the ribbon cable in the process. I purchased a new ribbon cable (300 mm version) here:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/0-5mm-Pitch-13-...
And I purchased the replacement battery here:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B06XW8...
Both of these replacement items worked great and the speaker is back up and running.
These instructions are incomplete at best. First issue was that the power / power display led board is removed as shown in later steps. Next, the ribbon was not noted as a control cable, it is trapped / glued in place, totally destroyed that. The last issue that I observed is that the battery was swollen, which made it near impossible to pull out. Eventually, I got the battery out. Time to go buy a ribbon cable…
How did you manage to remove the battery?
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My JBL flip 3 had some screws on step 2. must have been a different version.
manage to replace the battery, the speaker works fine. The only thing that went wrong was when I try to close the outer housing, I broke the tabs and one side will never fully close again ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ you live and you learn
I try remove ribbon as your state above that ribbon is flexible wire and flip 3 total dead
If your JBL Flip 3 is the same sub-model that I have, a lot of this tutorial and pics will be wrong: the battery comes out easily by removing the plastic housing that covers the buttons and lights. I found a good video that exactly described how to disassemble and replace the battery for my model here.
Found an even better video for my sub-model of the JBL Flip 3 (too much time had passed to edit my previous comment): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ynOI-OMT...
Hier ist ein Tipp zu unterschiedlichen JBL Flip-3-Versionen, was den passenden Akkutyp angeht.
Ich bin dran, die schwachen Akkus bei zwei Flip-3 zu erneuern und habe festgestellt, dass zumindest die Anschlüsse variieren. Das neuere Modell hat einen breiteren Stecker am Akku mit ca. 1,4 cm, das ältere 1,1 cm, die sonstigen Spezifikationen scheinen gleich zu sein.
Akku - Ältere Version Typ GSP872693
Akku neuere Version - im Shop unter Flip 4 gelistet Typ GSP872693 01
Noch ein Tipp: Der Akku hat sehr fest gesessen, ich konnte ihn erst entfernen, indem ich ihn mit einer Bleistiftrückseite von hinten herausgeschoben habe. Rütteln und Ziehen würde ich nicht empfehlen - und bitte vorsichtig sein!
Danke übrigens für die tollen Anleitungen bei ifixit!
I used a two spudger method. I got one in and used it to keep the outer housing away while I got another one in. Much easier. However, hold off on prying one side away until you get the other side loose.
wolfram.wow - Antwort
warning this tutorial is majorly flawed read all comments b4 u go any further
Adam Turner - Antwort
If your JBL Flip 3 is the same sub-model that I have, a lot of this tutorial and pics will be wrong: the battery comes out easily by removing the plastic housing that covers the buttons and lights. I found a good video that exactly described how to disassemble and replace the battery for my model here.
JohnD - Antwort
Found an even better video for my sub-model of the JBL Flip 3 (too much time had passed to edit my previous comment): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ynOI-OMT...
JohnD - Antwort
If you destroy the protective cover in the process, here’s a fix:
https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/645...
Tmpx64 - Antwort