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RAZER BLADE 15 BATTERY REMOVAL

  • August 2, 2020
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Hi! I noticed that my Razer Blade 15 Advance Model RTX 2060 (2019) is bulking beside the trackpad. I think its because of the battery. Can i still use my laptop if i remove the battery? If so, how do i remove the battery? Where can i also get the battery replaced? Thanks :)
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      Joikansai
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      • Joikansai
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      • August 2, 2020
      Yes without battery it’s still powered by ac adapter. It’s pretty straight once you open the bottom lid. You can rise support ticket and send it in for battery replacement work, if it’s still under one year usage due still in guarantee period I believe it would be free.
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      • jstnkth02
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      • August 2, 2020
      Joikansai
      Yes without battery it’s still powered by ac adapter. It’s pretty straight once you open the bottom lid. You can rise support ticket and send it in for battery replacement work, if it’s still under one year usage due still in guarantee period I believe it would be free.
      Cool :) thanks!
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