Battery change

Using a Torx T6 screwdriver, carefully remove the 3 screws at the bottom of the case.

Screws are small and light, so make sure to place them in a safe spot to avoid losing them.

Carefully separate the two parts of the plastic casing. Do not pull too fast, as a battery cable is still keeping them together.

Gently pull out the battery.

If the battery is locked very tight, pull firmly but with care not to damage the cables.

Avoid using sharp tools such as pliers, which may damage or break the cables to the battery. This is a safety hazard!

Depending on the version of your lamp, the battery will be attached to the PCB in one of two ways.

1. If your lamp's battery has a connector:
The connector consists of a socket soldered to the board and a plug attached to the battery cables. Using your fingers, gently pull the plug out of the socket. (Pulling on the entire connector might lead to breaking the solder.)

You might find silicon glue around the connector; remove it by simply pulling the connector away.

2. If your lamp's battery cables are soldered directly to the electronics board (PCB), there is no connector:

In this case, you will need to use a soldering iron to melt the connection and be able to pull the cables out. Alternatively, you may clip the cables one at a time

Old batteries are hazardous e-waste. If possible, they should be handed to a specialized party

Ensure the new battery matches the old battery's physical size, voltage and chemistry. Read the printed information on the battery wrapping.It must be marked with the following

LiFePo (lithium battery chemistry)
3.2 V (voltage)
18650 (size, 18 x 65 mm)

Install the new battery by inserting the connector into the electronic circuit board (PCB).

Reverse each step from steps 5 to 1 to reassemble the lamp.