How to Replace Your HP Spectre x360 Battery EASY! (Step-by-Step)

Need to replace the battery on your HP Spectre x360 15-eb0000 series laptop? In this step-by-step DIY battery replacement tutorial, I'll show you exactly how to swap out your old battery with a brand-new one—no tech expertise required!

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HP SKU: 584805 Mfr Part#: BN06XL-BTI

📌 Compatible Models:
✔ HP Spectre x360 15-EB0000 Series (15-EB0043DX, 15-EB0053DX, 15-EB1043DX, 15-EB0005UR, 15-EB0005NI)
✔ Part Numbers: BN06XL, BN06072XL, HSTNN-IB9A, L68299-005, L68235-1C1

🔧 Tools Needed:

Torx 5 bit driver
Small Phillips screwdriver
Plastic prying tool
Glue
Anti-static wrist strap (recommended)
🔋 Battery Features:
✅ 11.55V | 72.9Wh | 6000mAh Li-ion
✅ Up to 500 recharge cycles
✅ CE, FCC, RoHS certified for safety

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Timestamps:
0:00 – Intro to The HP repair and the trouble shooting to prove bad battery
0:41 – Begin removing screws
2:21 – Remove footers and cover
3:11 – Remove battery
8:00 – The suprise!
9:37 – Reassembly


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