How to Upgrade the Battery in a 15-inch MacBook Pro 2009 MacBookPro5,2 MacBookPro5,4 MacBookPro6,2
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- NuPower batteries are engineered to be a Perfect Fit Solution for your 15-inch MacBook Pro and are rigorously tested for long-lasting reliability. DIY installation is easy with all the tools you need, and easy-to-follow instructions included in the box. Upgrade with NuPower and get your battery life back today. Backed by a one-year limited warranty and award-winning US-based support.
This NewerTech NuPower battery is compatible with:
- 15-inch MacBook Pro (MacBookPro5,3 - Mid 2009)
- 15-inch MacBook Pro (MacBookPro5,4 - Mid 2009)
- 15-inch MacBook Pro (MacBookPro6,2 - Mid 2010)
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Video Jump Points:
00:00 - Title, notes, difficulty level, and tools required
00:07 - Introduction / Overview
00:39 - Part 1 - Removing the Original Battery
02:13 - Part 2 - Installing the New Battery
03:40 - Part 3 - Calibrating the Power Management System
05:28 - Recycling Information
05:33 - Experience the OWC Difference
05:45 - Closing, Legal Stuff, and Copyright
Battery Specs
- Lithium-ion technology
- 78 Watt-Hour
- Includes all tools and instructions required for installation
- RoHS Compliant: free of lead, mercury, cadmium, PBBs, and PBDE
- One-year NewerTech limited warranty
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NuPower batteries are RoHS certified to be lead, mercury, cadmium, PBBs, and PBDE free. NewerTech offers recycling options for environmentally responsible disposal of your old battery.
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Dead easy mate. Thanks!
I suggest getting a small pin punch and lightly tap each torx screw before undoing. My screws came out effortlessly after this.
Very helpful video and changing the battery was so straightforward.
Thank you for this video. You made this very easy. My battery is charging now so that I can do the last step. The only tricky part was figuring out which "screwdriver" was the correct one for my battery but I figured that out by careful testing to see which fit. It would be nice if they were labeled. It also took a bit to disconnect the battery. Once I figured out the entire black part comes away from the silver is was a simple task to wiggle it loose by rocking one side then the other over and over until it let go. I was afraid I would damage it if I was too rough but it just took a little effort. Attaching the new battery power was pretty simple. I wasn't sure if it was ok to let the tape pull away from the battery a little to get some working room but I noticed on a different video that it was ok to do that. Also, there is a clear sticky cover on the battery. It looks similar to what I might see on a toy or screen to protect in transfer. Does that need to be removed or should it be left on or does it not matter?
Loved your comment, very inquisitive and very meticulous. Admirable traits indeed.
Great Video Thanks! sTrying to give life to my old laptop since buying a new one isn't an option.
This is the one I have. What battery do I need?!
my mac was charging. used your video to fix track pad now it won't charge, turn on....zip. Advice?
On the screwdriver issue - you may not be out of the woods even if you have the Torx 6-point supplied with the battery. The screws are steel but very soft - even with great care, one came out fine (the first I tried) and the other two stripped. My work-around wasn't pretty - I cut a slot into the screw-heads with a Dremel and cut-off disc, then used a slotted screwdriver (I have numerous small tools) to get the screws out and back in. The computer now works fine but it's nervous work dealing with this.
Thanks for the warning and the solution! Immensely helpful!
I had the same exact problem and did the same thing. I got one screw out and the others were impossible
Is it really necessary to replace the battery on my old MacBook Pro 2009 since I keep it plugged in all the time. The only time I have a problem is when my cat knocks off the powder connector. Will is still run without a battery?
And which battery would i get?
I would shut down the laptop before i remove the screw?
I can’t get the screws out of battery to take it out 🤷🏻♀️
My battery actually takes torx 5 screws. One of my screw heads for the battery is stripped. Any suggestions on how to remove it?
greatwareagle use a sacrificial screwdriver and superglue it to the stripped screw. or grab a drill
Great video, thanks. The voice over guy is a bit over the top, but good info.
what's the correct torx screwdriver for the 3 battery screws?
i have a lot... but none of them fits properly... (i have also a smaller one :) )
Hi Andrea, our battery kit comes with two depending on which model you have. If you have a 2010 it's a tri-lobe, if it is a 2009 it is a Pentalobe P6. I don't have the tri-lobe for sale individually but we sell the P6, if you google NWTTOOLPNT6 we should be the first result.
I wish I had bought my battery from these guys. Mine just arrived today and it doesn't have a Torx Plus Tamper 6 screwdriver.
Does anybody know where I can buy one?
You guys are awesome and I wish I had bought from you, but I'm in Toronto Canada. I'll find some place here that sells them.
Thank you so much just the same.
This is Torx Plus Tamper 6...
HELP!! : I changed the battery of my mid-2009 macbook pro 2 days ago and I did everything you do on the video...
I left the battery charged at least all night long then I discharged the battery one entire day...
But it looks like the new battery still discharges very quickly (1 hour even when I use firefox only!)
Now my computer acts weirdly...
It goes from 100% to 0% in one second! and vice-versa...
What should I do?
It was this one www.fnac.com/mp22242111/Batterie-pour-APPLE-MACBOOK-PRO-15-INCH-A1286-73Wh-10-95V-Li-Pol/w-4
I'm gonna try this! thanks a lot
@@datchkine it’s a one star rate
One part of this is incorrect: When (at 1:34) it says that there are three T6 screws to remove, it should say that there are 3 PL6 (pentalobe) screws to remove. A T6 (torx) screwdriver will not work.
Thanks for the info! And thanks for pointing out that the (3) tools are included with the battery. I totally missed that part of the package when I placed the order-and hadn't opened the box, because I was waiting until I got the correct screwdriver. A local Apple dealer offered to sell me a spare Phillips and pentalobe screwdriver for $5 yesterday, and I was going back to buy them today. Your including the tools with the battery makes the battery an even better deal than I thought it was!
Hi! With Pentalobe?, T5?
The MacBook Pro in the video is not a mid 2009 MacBook Pro. JFYI
Actually it is, I got one in a storage locker recently, searched the serial number, took the back off and it's identical.
you guys sell this battery for 100 bucks...