Thread: do all ereaders die when the battery does?
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Old 03-28-2012, 03:59 PM   #22
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Originally Posted by bhartman36 View Post
Has anyone here actually tried this? I could feel my warranty being voided half-way through the video, so I just wanted to make sure the clips on the Kindle weren't easily broken or something. (That's the fear I'd have with this. Everything else about it looks fairly basic.)
This looks a lot easier than the battery replacement I did on my Sony PRS-505 a few years ago, also from Newpower99.com. The Sony is still running strong, although I gave it to a relative and now have the Kindle 3 (keyboard). I'm thinking about getting an extra battery from Newpower99.com, just because the charge on my Kindle is not lasting as long as it did a year and a half ago. Unless you're wearing a catcher's mitt while replacing the battery, you shouldn't have any problem. Just be gentle with the plastic tool pry-off thingy.
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