hp “pavilion” laptop BATTERY REPLACEMENT (1500 series 15 cc, 15 ca, 15 cs)

hp “pavilion” laptop BATTERY REPLACEMENT (1500 series 15 cc, 15 ca, 15 cs)

Here is the link to the battery shown in our video:
battery: https://amzn.to/2QggB3C
BATTERY (UPDATED LINK): https://amzn.to/2RtU0kb

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50 Comments

  1. Thanks so much! Was going to pay a tech to replace it but was quoted 50$ alone to remove the back of laptop before they could give me a pricing for battery! It cost me about that much to order it from Amazon! 😊

  2. This is the second time I’ve used this video (for the same laptop). Thank you for making this. Your calm demeanor and lack of additional sounds in the background made it easy to follow!

  3. Awesome video! I did this while my Internet unexpectedly went out. The time passed quickly and now I have a new battery that will allow me to work for hours anywhere! 😊

  4. You rock! Thanks so much for posting this and the link for the battery. I followed your instructions and it only took me 10 minutes. Thank you so much!

  5. Thankyou a million times over for this instructive video. I successfully just changed out a dead battery I’ve been milking 10-12% charge for almost 2 years in about 10 minutes and a $25 battery on Amazon. Your videos make the world a better place

  6. Pro tip: rather than pay an exorbitant price for an HP-branded spatula, just pick one up from a discount store.

  7. Very helpful thank you! I have a CL model and this was very similar so I was easily able to change my battery.

  8. You think upgrading the memory at this point isnworth it on this unit? Its old its slow butnits all I got

  9. Thank you! Great tips about the hidden screws and how to pop the back off. I’ve now given my aging laptop a new lease of life for about thirty GBP. 😊

  10. Thank you so much! I had a hard time doing it myself but watching your video helped me so much!!🙏

  11. My battery was not charging past about 25% so I did a replacement. When I booted up, the new battery had 71% charge. I shut the computer down and charged it overnight. I used it the next day and turned off the power with the battery at about 20%. The next day, I wanted to use the computer but the battery was only at 5%. I fiddled with it for a while and it seems that when I plug the adaptor in, the battery charges for about 5 seconds, then stops charging. Any ideas?
    The power adaptor runs the computer okay, but it doesn’t charge. Could it still be a faulty Power supply?

  12. I did everything correctly but in the beginning when it was plugged in it was charging now it doesn’t charge

  13. Great video. Tool tip for popping off the back: The can opener/screw driver blade on a swiss army knife worked very well. (This is opposite the bottle opener on mine.) It is less likely to mar the plastic case than other items or tools.

  14. Thank you for an excellent video! I watched it and was able to replace my battery with no problem! Thank you very much for the information on how to take the back off and what to expect when inside. I appreciate you!

  15. I replaced my battery with one major problem. Now the screen doesn’t work. I can plug an external monitor into the HDMI port and it works. I must have bumped a connector to the screen or something in the process.

  16. Hi there, I’m trying to replace the battery on my HP Pavilion & am following your video. I got stuck at removing the optical drive which will not come out. It looks so easy in your video – I can’t see what I am doing wrong. I have removed all the screws & popped the cover all around to the optical drive. Now I need to get it out to remove the screws underneath it, and here I am confronted with the problem. My battery is completely empty, so I tried connecting the laptop to the outlet again, but it still wouldn’t come out. I am so lost, can you help with some advice??

  17. Thanks for the vid. I would just say use a "plastic" edge to detach the back of the computer. I use guitar picks that work perfectly.

  18. There’s this cord that splits into many tiny colored cords held down by some white thing. Video wasn’t helpful what do ever

  19. I have two screws under the DVD tray I can’t get to..No,no screws there,But I can’t get the cover off, something in the middle..will the laptop work if the battery is removed

  20. One thing to warn about, as I wrecked my 14 month old HP this way, is that dealing with those tiny and very fiddly screws, the slightest wobble can mean one rolls away from the hole and touches the motherboard. There is power running through it with the battery in place, and in my case, this resulted in a few tiny sparks. I hoped they were of no significance but when assembled the laptop wouldn’t even power on. I took it to a repairer for an opinion (not a full.check, for which I’d have had to pay, I just wanted an idea of cost). I was told that it was very likely that the screw has shorted the motherboard and, as a result may have also damaged other components. As a having a new board fitted would likely cost at least half the price of a new laptop even if nothing else needed replacing, it was basically a write off. The old detachable batteries were far more convenient!

  21. You’re better off using an unused plastic card (could be anything, e.g. ID card) for prying it open. That’s what I do and it works faster.

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