Replacing Battery of IXO Screwdriver
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Replacing Battery of IXO Screwdriver

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your screwdriver has lost its power? don't worry, you can easily replace its battery and give it a new life for few bucks
Dissassembling
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only 4 screws
Battery
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there is 3 generation of IXO screwdriver, so check the battery reference by yourself before ordering
Mine was a INR 18650-13P Samsung SDI 076
Internet says it's a 1300mAh 3.7 V Li-ion lithium ion battery
Soldering


Soldering on the battery can be tricky: don't overheat the battery
► use flux!
► prefer a battery with leads
:-)