Hi Yolanda,
Yolanda wrote:
> Ioannis wrote:
> >I'm dreaming now of cutting open the case of the laptop and installing
> >the battery of an up to date notebook, as the genuine one is of course a
> >joke. Don't know if this is technically possible, maybe someone has an ad
> ice?
>
> I've seen a number of 486 laptops that opened with screws and few snap
> points around the seam. The battery is often very near the surface and
> easy to reach. Look for snaps that open the top or keyboard when the lid
> is open. Remove all removable devices before you begin. Also watch if
> there are any tiny circles in the plastic like a plug replaced over a
> nested screw.
Sorry, I think I didn't explained it right: Opening the case is not the
problem. I'm wondering about things like how to replace the charging unit,
or how to overcome differences in voltage. I used the term cutting, as i
expect the new battery to be of different size to the old one, so that it is
necessary to remove some parts of the case and fix the battery otherwise.
Bye,
iannis
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