Unowhy Y13 . I have to unplug the battery connector before flashing the bios. But I can't remove this connector and I pulled hard but it doesn't disconnect. I'm afraid to break it. Is there a special way to remove it? THANKS
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Re: Help Unowhy Y13 Remove battery connector
pictures please -
Re: Help Unowhy Y13 Remove battery connector
This is the photo.I can't disconnect it. Thank youAttached FilesComment
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Re: Help Unowhy Y13 Remove battery connector
You have to pull see the arrow directionAttached FilesComment
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Re: Help Unowhy Y13 Remove battery connector
I pulled several times according to the arrows and sometimes very hard at the risk of tearing it from the motherboard, but it does not come off. there must be a locking system. It's stupid but I don't see how to disconnect it.Comment
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Re: Help Unowhy Y13 Remove battery connector
that's ok . Thank you for your helpComment
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Re: Help Unowhy Y13 Remove battery connector
For sure there is no lock, look at this video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wQ-q3Ct9go4Comment
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Re: Help Unowhy Y13 Remove battery connector
like thisAttached FilesComment
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Re: Help Unowhy Y13 Remove battery connector
Thank you for your help. Problem solvedComment
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