Hi guys, I have a Roger Select that won’t hold charge. How hard is it to replace the battery, and what battery type is used? Has anyone tried it?
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Hi guys, I have a Roger Select that won’t hold charge. How hard is it to replace the battery, and what battery type is used? Has anyone tried it?
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I have replaced the battery in several Selects : 503030 battery .
You have to UN-solder and re-solder the wire with the plug on it, need a small torx driver and sharp eyes and a steady hand.
503030 3.7V 450 mAh Polymer Rechargeable Battery For Tablet DVD GPS Smart Watch...44
Model:503030. Nominal Capacity(mAh):450. West Asia/Middle East. Australia/New Zealand. United Kingdom. France/West Asia. East/South Asia.
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Do I really need to solder/unsolder or can use the plugin that is already existing with the battery wires? I have never done anything with soldering.
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If the plug is the same, then you can just connect it.
But I have not seen any with the correct plug.
Post a picture of the new plug.
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Will I still need soldering? What is inside the roger, can I plug in the wires or have to solder them?
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use a pin or some other small tool to remove the rubber plus over the screws… then a T4 to remove the 3 screws … then I use my thumb nail to smap the two part apart .
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there are 3 plugs to remove over the screws … one in just outside of the pairing buttons
The ON has 6 plugs and screws on the back
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After you remove the 6 screws … work you fingernail between the top and bottom and slid it along and around the bottom end and it will come apart
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