I have a HP Compaq NX6610 laptop with a dead battery. Now, HP have stopped making battery for this model. I am in confusion on how I can replace my battery with the battery of any other model of HP.
Is it possible?
I have a HP Compaq NX6610 laptop with a dead battery. Now, HP have stopped making battery for this model. I am in confusion on how I can replace my battery with the battery of any other model of HP.
Is it possible?
Note: You're are at your risk (Chances of this working is about 90%
)
Yes it is possible, but you will have to be a little be technical and messy on it.
Remove your laptop battery and take it along with you to any store that sell replacement batteries for laptops, check for a replacement battery for HP Compaq nx6110
it should be the same with your hp compaq nx6610
, you're lucky then, you can buy a replacement battery for nx6110
and use it for your NX6610
.
Else, check the size of your battery, if it's the same size with that of hp compaq nx6110
, this is where the thing get a bit messy. Buy the battery, a sharp knife, and a good glue.
Ensure the size of the battery is the same, use the sharp knife to open the new replacement battery you bought (hp compaq nx6110
), that is, you will have to remove the cells from the black plastic that houses the cells. Repeat the same thing to your dead battery, but you will have to be very careful in opening it (because you will still use it again), after you've successfully open your dead battery, disconnect all the wired connection from the cells and remove the cells of your old battery and also disconnect all the wired connection from the cells of new replacement battery, then replace the cells of your old dead battery of with the new cells you've removed from the new replacement battery you got, then you ensure that all your wired connections of the cells you just transferred to the old case of your dead battery are connected properly.
Ensure you fix your wired connections properly
Carefully close the case of your old battery, which should now house the new cells, then you can use the glue to glue the edges of the parts you use the knife to open. Keep the battery for some minutes depending on the type of glue your got, to dry adequately.
Then you're good to go! you should now have a self made new replacement battery.
If the procedure is kinda technical for you, feel free to meet a technician to help you out with the procedure