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Originally Posted by filmo
I have viewed some You Tube ereader tear down and battery replacement that seem to me how not to do this. Dental floss hooked under battery then worked down total length of battery like flossing your teeth seems better way to me.
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That would probably be much preferable to the butter knife which I used. Must remember your suggestion the next time I need to replace a battery which, hopefully, won't be anytime soon.
Luckily, the damage which I did to my screen is almost imperceptible. People don't ever notice until I point it out. And the only purpose I use the tablet for is to hook up to a projector at work to display videos or documents on a whiteboard. Thus, so long as the screen functions, I don't mind much what it looks like.
Now, had I damaged my good tablet or any of my ereaders, I would be considerably less pleased. So I will hold onto your suggestion and hope that I never need to use it.