Thanks for the replacement video, wasn't sure if the batteries and board came out without screws 😅, but seems just a border plate holding the battery housing in place 👍🏻 Btw what is the part number and capacity for the battery replacement?
You are welcome 👍 Which exact model do you have? PureQ models are 21.6V and 25.2V, new Electrolux 600 (ES62) is only 25.2V. PQ9 should have 2000-2100mAh
Can the battery be disconnected easily from the green circuit chipboard? Can the 7-cell battery module be simply clicked in as a replacement without any soldering required?
Hi, yes, there are all plastic connectors, no soldering is needed. But be careful to not damage sensor connectors (those orange ones), easy to rip them off the board
Thanks for the replacement video, wasn't sure if the batteries and board came out without screws 😅, but seems just a border plate holding the battery housing in place 👍🏻
Btw what is the part number and capacity for the battery replacement?
You are welcome 👍
Which exact model do you have? PureQ models are 21.6V and 25.2V, new Electrolux 600 (ES62) is only 25.2V. PQ9 should have 2000-2100mAh
Can the battery be disconnected easily from the green circuit chipboard? Can the 7-cell battery module be simply clicked in as a replacement without any soldering required?
Hi, yes, there are all plastic connectors, no soldering is needed. But be careful to not damage sensor connectors (those orange ones), easy to rip them off the board
0:19 i bought a set of 8 of these bits with a length of 15 cm
Good purchase 👌😎 some screws in new appliances are hidden very deep
for this type of vacuum cleaner you should have a frozen nerves 😂
it's really annoying to disassemble it
Plastic latches are our enemies 🤣
@@proexservis exactly 💯