On Sunday 19 February 2017 21:16:58 Chris Albertson wrote:

> I don't know the make and model phone you have but with most modern
> phones you can NOT buy a replacement except from the manufacturer. 
> New phones use custom made batteries that are just for that one model
> of phone.   Apple can replace a battery if you bring the phone into
> the store.
>
> In the old days there were "battery compartments" that opened up and
> you could drop out a battery.  Not any more.

You still can with an alcatel tracfone. A fingernail in the back cover 
pops it loose, and the battery is a nearly square one on spring loaded 
contacts, which the same fingernail can pop it out, a 3.7 volt li-on 
rated at 850 mah.  Rather puny IMO, but its also less than 1/8" thick 
too.  So if I do go shopping tomorrow, I at least know what I am looking 
for, aka a step in the right direction.

I also need to get 2 pair of some sort of call buttons so we can be 
wearing one pair while the other set is on charge.
I might toss in a 36-38" tv too, that visio we've had for several years 
is exhibiting symptoms of about a coffee cup worth of smallish 
electrolytic caps all with ESR's above 10 ohms. $15-25 worth of caps, 
$120 for a tester, and several hours to locate and change all the bad 
ones.  I can almost bring another tv home for that, and have a remote 
that actually works for 6 months or so. Just long enough to use up the 
warranty. :(

> Here is a write up on how to replace the battery of an iPhone 6
> https://www.ifixit.com/Guide/iPhone+6+Battery+Replacement/29363
> Better maybe to let some one else do this for you.  Mishandling this
> battery, by maybe using the wrong tool to pry it loose can cause it to
> catch fire.   I've actually lost a few LiPo batteries this way,  it is
> very easy to do.
>
Cheers Dave & thanks, Gene Heskett
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