Introduction
After following the troubleshooting procedures and the device still will not turn on it may be time to replace the battery.
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Remove the screw caps using a metal spudger.
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Remove the four 6mm screws using a Phillips #0 screwdriver.
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Unclip each side by inserting a plastic opening tool and slide it along edges.
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Remove the back panel by lifting the panel away from the device.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
3 comments
I did research and heard of this website carrying this battery, but HP says it is not replaceable. I say anything is possible. Here is the website for that battery for HP ZEEN for HP eStation C510.
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como eu compro uma bateria nova para o meu estation zeen???
The battery is 100% absolutely replaceable. Not only that, every single Zeen ever made has a dead or minimally rechargeable OEM battery by now. They can be had on Amazon and other sources. I can’t remember the part # but it’s super easy to find by googling HP Zeen Battery or even using those words in an Amazon product search. Batteries are about 40 shipped. At this stage you have to decide for yourself if fixing this rapidly aging platform is worth it, I chose to scrap my set and get a 9025e used for less than 100. It’s modern, much better Wi-Fi that stays online and AirPrint that works every time. Yes it doesn’t have a giant screen but who cares nowadays with cheap iPads. The e station was ahead of its time and a very cool, unique product from HP’s bold days. Now they are far more conservative with designs and features but it’s not entirely a bad thing if you want rock solid stability which the Zeen set never had. That tablet was super cool though, and in an era when the iPad was still in its infancy!