Does anyone know how to change the battery for an Uwatec Aladin Pro Nitrox? What kind of batteries does it take? I don't want to pay over a hundred bucks for a battery change. Thanks!
Uwatec Aladin Pro battery question
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CCTX50
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Good luck. Uwatec has made there computers so that users cannot change them out. I researched this a year or so ago and there are several threads out there that will explain it in further detail. But long story short... Nope.
But if you are the original owner and have the paperwork to show it they have a life time battery warranty.
But if you are the original owner and have the paperwork to show it they have a life time battery warranty.
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Bleah, i figured as much...
lucca brassi
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I have guide with pictures at home from some web page - nothing so complicated if you know procedure and with some gentle touch. Computer should be sealed submerged in silicone oil.
found page :
UWATEC BATTERY REPLACEMENT
found page :
UWATEC BATTERY REPLACEMENT
divekcj
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I know its a DIY forum but..I had an Uwatec Alladin Ultra pro computer with a dead battery. Used the guys below. $59 incl shipping and I had the computer back in three days, with a higher battery level than when I bought it. Per invoice battery itself was $20.
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Zung
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There is a guy on Youtube with a 3 part instructional video on changing the battery. It's in spanish, but you can see exactly what to do just by watching it.
YouTube - Bricosub's Channel
Just did one myself. Note the 99% battery life in the second pic.
YouTube - Bricosub's Channel
Just did one myself. Note the 99% battery life in the second pic.
Zung
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Great video!
But, like I said, it's messy, and there are risks that are not shown, the most common one is the bubbles that may be trapped inside. I only buy computers I can service myself.
But, like I said, it's messy, and there are risks that are not shown, the most common one is the bubbles that may be trapped inside. I only buy computers I can service myself.
Oh, yes, bubbles. Didn't you hear him talking about the bubbles? LOL
Unfortunately, I was forced to take French in school. The extent of my Spanish can get me to the bathroom and order more beer. That's about it.
I had a small bubble on my first try. It showed up right on the display area. I sent it back into the pool of fluid like he did to reseal it while completely submerged.
Unfortunately, I was forced to take French in school. The extent of my Spanish can get me to the bathroom and order more beer. That's about it.
I had a small bubble on my first try. It showed up right on the display area. I sent it back into the pool of fluid like he did to reseal it while completely submerged.
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