in connecting the battery to the Verizon terminal, I need either to remove the neoprene cover that surrounds the two-wire on the battery, or remove the neoprene socket inside the Verizon service box. I tried both and they are on tightly. Please advise on a solution. Thanks in connecting the battery to the Verizon terminal, I need either to remove the neoprene cover that surrounds the two-wire on the battery, or remove the neoprene socket inside the Verizon service... » Read More in connecting the battery to the Verizon terminal, I need either to remove the neoprene cover that surrounds the two-wire on the battery, or remove the neoprene socket inside the Verizon service box. I tried both and they are on tightly. Please advise on a solution. Thanks « Show Less
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sorry-- here's the reply including the link to the video...I didn't have to remove (or do anything) to the protective casings. I can only suggest you recheck what you're trying to connect to what. Here's a video about replacing the Verizon battery which may help give you a visual. The OEM battery in the video is a bit different but the close ups (at about 3:30 in, near the end) might help. Feel free to ask a follow-up if I misunderstood or the problem persists. Good luck! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uk63rADEFkA
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I don't recall running into this problem when I replaced my Verizon box battery, but that was over a year ago. I think Giordo has answered your question.
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I didn't have any neoprene cover. I opened the outside battery cover and the bad battery was right there. Pulled it out and the plug was also easy to remove. I used needle nose pliers to grab the plug because my fingers were to big.
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The wires with connectors from the Verizon box to the battery can be pulled off the battery. It may be difficult, depending on how long the battery has been in place.I had to take a small pair of pliers and gently grip and pull the connectors, which are covered with a neoprene sleeve, in order to remove them.I wouldn't remove them from the verizon box.
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I didn't have to remove (or do anything) to the protective casings. I can only suggest you recheck what you're trying to connect to what. Here's a video about replacing the Verizon battery which may help give you a visual. The OEM battery in the video is a bit different but the close ups (at about 3:30 in, near the end) might help. Feel free to ask a follow-up if I misunderstood or the problem persists. Good luck!
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On the back side of the phone, slide the battery cover down to expose the battery. Just lift the battery without disconnecting it. The model # of the phone is beneath the battery. Hope this helps you
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Battery is a little thicker than standard battery, so I recommend using the battery cover that comes with it. The form factor is a little different to accommodate the new battery size, yet doesn't really add any thickness to the phone profile. Also, I received a Sprint branded battery cover for my Verizon GNex, and it worked, so don't hung up on the branding.
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Ordinarily you don't need to 'remove the cover', you merely unlock the entire housing from the mounting base and the battery immediately accessible for changing. It does look like somehow you can release a couple of locking tabs that are either side of the battery compartment to release the two parts of the housing from each other.
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Pretty easy. Take off old unit and put new one on in the same place. hook wire to battery. I added a circle electric clip on the wire to make it easier to put on but you could strip off some of the insulation and bend it around the terminal.
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Hi, Nancy. Yes, you do have to use the new cover that the battery comes with. The new battery is thicker than the stock battery although I will say that the new cover is a really close match color-wise, and it fits really well. Hope this helps you!
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It is very tight fit, just pull the wire downward with a steady pressure and the wire will come off. The replacement battery works fine.
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From what I remember it's just a sticker ttpe wrapper. It should come off. Not sure why you would want to take it off tho. Its a good battery. I liked mine. Only downfall was there arent many cases that support the bigger battery.
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No, but it's very easy. There may also be instructions on the inside of your Verizon box door, but this is what you do. Open the Verizon box on your wall. Take out the old battery and disconnect the red and black wires from the battery terminals (they just pull off). Set the old battery aside. Hold the new battery close to the Verizon box and connect the red wire from the box to the red terminal on the battery then connect the black wire from the box to the black terminal on the battery. Insert the battery back into the Verizon box. Discard the old battery appropriately. DO NOT put the old battery in the trash. Good Luck! No, but it's very easy. There may also be instructions on the inside of your Verizon box door, but this is what you do. Open the Verizon box on your wall. Take out the old battery and disconnect the red and black wires from the battery terminals (they just pull off). Set the old battery aside. Hold the new battery close to the Verizon box and connect the red wire from the box to the red terminal on the battery then connect the black wire from the box to the black terminal on the battery. Insert the battery back into the Verizon box. Discard the old battery appropriately. DO NOT put the old... » Read More No, but it's very easy. There may also be instructions on the inside of your Verizon box door, but this is what you do. Open the Verizon box on your wall. Take out the old battery and disconnect the red and black wires from the battery terminals (they just pull off). Set the old battery aside. Hold the new battery close to the Verizon box and connect the red wire from the box to the red terminal on the battery then connect the black wire from the box to the black terminal on the battery. Insert the battery back into the Verizon box. Discard the old battery appropriately. DO NOT put the old battery in the trash. Good Luck! « Show Less
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The instructions I have says 'to change the battery, reomove the screws on the underside of the top to remove the battery cover'. 'Only use Ni-MH or NiCd rechargeable batteries'. I hope this helps....
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You need to unscrew the bolts that connect the +(red) & - (black) battery cables to the battery and put that screw through the battery tender connector, red to battery cable red & black to battery cable black and reconnect to the battery. If you have clamps that hold your battery cables to the battery posts you can take the nut off of the bolt that goes through the battery clamp, put the battery tender connector on the bolt & put the nut back on the clamp bolt & tighten the nut. Make sure you put the red battery tender wire with the + (red) battery cable & the - (black) battery cable. If this doesn`t help you might want to consult a mechanic. Good luck! You need to unscrew the bolts that connect the +(red) & - (black) battery cables to the battery and put that screw through the battery tender connector, red to battery cable red & black to battery cable black and reconnect to the battery. If you have clamps that hold your battery cables to the battery posts you can take the nut off of the bolt that goes through the battery clamp, put the battery tender connector on the bolt & put the nut back on the clamp bolt & tighten the nut. Make sure you put the red battery tender wire with the + (red) battery cable & the - (black) battery cable. If... » Read More You need to unscrew the bolts that connect the +(red) & - (black) battery cables to the battery and put that screw through the battery tender connector, red to battery cable red & black to battery cable black and reconnect to the battery. If you have clamps that hold your battery cables to the battery posts you can take the nut off of the bolt that goes through the battery clamp, put the battery tender connector on the bolt & put the nut back on the clamp bolt & tighten the nut. Make sure you put the red battery tender wire with the + (red) battery cable & the - (black) battery cable. If this doesn`t help you might want to consult a mechanic. Good luck! « Show Less
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you are right. no openings to replace battery. only thing I cn suggest is to retry wifi connection or contact Kensngton customer care.
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I am sorry that I cannot speak to your phone, but I found out what battery to use by looking at the battery. My telephone is Motorola Droid X. I went to the Verizon store and they did not have them. One of the sales persons suggested that I look online, using the battery number. It was effective. The battery fits and works well. I am sorry, but I am not not sure what you mean by under the cover. Were you looking at the battery, or were you looking at information on the door of the phone. If you are not sure, try looking on the internet using "what battery fit the Motorola razor CE0168". I apologize if anything in my post insulting as it is not meant to be so. Sorry I cannot be of more help. I am sorry that I cannot speak to your phone, but I found out what battery to use by looking at the battery. My telephone is Motorola Droid X. I went to the Verizon store and they did not have them. One of the sales persons suggested that I look online, using the battery number. It was effective. The battery fits and works well. I am sorry, but I am not not sure what you mean by under the cover. Were you looking at the battery, or were you looking at information on the door of the phone. If you are not sure, try looking on the internet using "what battery fit the Motorola razor... » Read More I am sorry that I cannot speak to your phone, but I found out what battery to use by looking at the battery. My telephone is Motorola Droid X. I went to the Verizon store and they did not have them. One of the sales persons suggested that I look online, using the battery number. It was effective. The battery fits and works well. I am sorry, but I am not not sure what you mean by under the cover. Were you looking at the battery, or were you looking at information on the door of the phone. If you are not sure, try looking on the internet using "what battery fit the Motorola razor CE0168". I apologize if anything in my post insulting as it is not meant to be so. Sorry I cannot be of more help. « Show Less
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Usualy such batteries are sold with a phone back cover which is larger than the ordinary one, so that it can accommodate the larger battery. Otherwise, buy one and replace the phone cover
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Use a 7/32" Allen head wrench. Access the stub screws from above, turn counterclockwise to loosen, then remove the wires. Naturally, one at a time and unplug from battery first.
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The LED light and sensor panel are well sealed from outdoor moisture. The battery cover is removable and can't be sealed, but does have a close fit. It may be wise to check the battery terminals for cleanliness when you change batteries. The terminals can be cleaned with WD-40 and Isopropyl alcohol. The WD-40 removes tarnish and corrosion then the alcohol removes the WD-40.
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There is a very small connector, very similar to the one inside a cordless handset that would connect the battery pack. Mine was on the left inside of the Fios box - it was not a "cable." Just a small connection that was easily pulled out and the new one placed back.