Wow! I was struggling for an hour trying to get the battery out to no avail. I watched this and figured I'd give it a shot. Four light slaps to the bottom and the battery delicately slid out no problem. Thank you! This was beyond helpful
Thank you SO MUCH! The battery in my camera has been stuck for weeks and I’m going on a trip soon so I really wanted it out. This worked surprisingly well, I appreciate this more than words can express
I'm glad it worked, it happens to everyone. but I will say since switching to real manufacturer batteries I've never had this issue again. I guess it just depends. have a good trip
Damn - How come is it that, its always a random youtuber who saves the day! Thank you so much! I was struggling to get the battery off my Canon 1300 and just randomly searched for solutions on youtube - It was your video that popped up! You saved the day!
This worked like a charm!!! I even had to hold the lever with one hand and bop the camera on my knee once but that was enough to get it to hold the latch open on its own. I'm so relieved. I forgot I had left a battery in there for several months and I was so worried it had late. Thank you so much for this video!!
oh goodness this is happening to alot of people! I'm glad you saved the camera.. let's all buy OEM batteries from now on. haha thank you for the nice comment
I used a little command hook. Attached it to end of stuck battery , follow same directions as if putting hook on wall. Let it set as in directions from command hook. Pulled on hook and battery pulled out. No smacking on battery at all, just need to watch out for battery door and latch.
This worked like a charm thank you so much ❤ I was freaking out at first I unscrewed the lens then did what you said over 2 blankets and it actually worked!
thank you! was gifted an old digicam from my dad and accidentally slid the battery in the wrong way the second time I tried to use it. this fixed it in under a minute! thank you for your video!!
I got old camera from 90s with one average battery stuck inside. I tried to take it out for 20 minutes. You video helped me to get it out within 2 sec. Thanks man 🙌
extra tip for dealing with the latch, get something very thin and ideally plastic like a guitar pick and wedge it in a little bit, it will create a small gap between one of the walls and the battery and it also will keep that latch unlocked, came out no problem when I added that step
You guys treat these cameras like gods i swear, i just slapped the thing without the lens and it came off perfectly !!! thanks for the video your much appreciated !!!
omg thank you!! i have a shoot tomorrow and decided to bring a backup battery along with my main one tried to check how much juice was left in the backup one, and the moment i inserted the battery i knew i messed up though i was able to slide the battery in, it felt swollen, and is now stuck. so glad this was the first video i came across! got the battery out with ease, thank you so so much :)
I do photography as a hobby sometimes and stopped using my Sony a6400 a few months ago after a third-party battery got stuck in it. This video helped me knock it out in under 2 minutes! Thank you!
wow it's been in there for a long time. yep.. 3rd party batteries are no Bueno. I wish they were dependable. that's a nice camera you have. come back to the hobby!
After YEARS of camera stores turning me down, 10-100 people telling me to try tweezers, this WORKED. I'd already bought a new camera body but still glad to have rescued the battery and camera.
Slapping your camera seems like a really bad idea. What I did instead was to stick a piece of sticky-back Velcro onto the battery and drag it out far enough to get a grip on it. (Thanks, No Tech Guy!) My battery was swollen with age and this method worked perfectly.
Thank you, so much Jimmy! I've been using my other camera and left my Sony A6400 on the tripod for a while without taking the battery out (my bad). When I went to put the camera away and pack it up for a bit, the battery would not come out, I was pretty concerned, I tried your method and it worked like a charm!
Thankyou so much!! You saved the day! I was stressing because I thought I'd have to take it to a professional and I have a shoot this arvo but it came out so easy with this technique
Thank you SO much for posting this! I’m on Day 2 of a 9 day vacation and was fully panicking, especially when I got a new wide angle lens specifically for this trip. Definitely replacing my secondary battery with a brand name one as soon as I get home :)
It worked! Mine must have been super swollen because the only thing that worked for me was gently tapping the bottom of the camera on the edge of my kitchen counter top...it sounds scary, but I was sure to only lift the camera an inch or so from the surface and tapped in a rhythmic beat, to be sure I wasn't too fast or too rough. Thank you!
oh wow iy must have really been in there. your camera is really robust! maybe place a silicone pot holder on the table just in case, but im glad everything is ok!
I'm so glad that helped. luckily there are other great ideas in this comment section. I have switched from exclusively using 3rd party batteries to 9verpriced genuine oem batteries.. and.. no problems. wish that wasn't the case. glad your camera is ok!
You rock, Jimmy! Thanks for posting this video. One suggestion for Fixers: I was able to easily remove the battery door for safety while tapping the battery out on a Canon Rebel T6 and reattach the door after 👍
Wow!! Thanks for the tapping suggestion!!! It worked with 4 taps...the white lever was a bit stuck..now it's perfect...you learn something new everyday!
Thank you very much! I actually didn't expect the first method to work, but it did very well! I just bought a Samsung nx1100 that's in brand new shape off the used market and a 3rd party battery have gone stuck inside it, probably because of the stickers that gripped well on the inside, but thanks to this video I managed to take it out successfully with little to no effort!
Thanks alot for the suggestion. I started to go into panic mode when the battery got stuck in my EOS 600D. Removed it in less than 3mins. Thanks alot again
Wonderfully helpful. Thank you. I’m a bit embarrassed to admit, a helpful tip for me was the suggestion to take off the lens. I was trying to solve this with an 80-200mm lens attached. 😂
Thank you so much, you’re a life saver!! I was just testing 2 new batteries for my camera for an event I’m working tomorrow and one of them got stuck. I did exactly as you said and after a little patience and a lot of stress, it came out with ease without damaging the battery or the camera. Thank you so much for posting this. 📷
@@jimmycphoto that was the big mistake lol luckily it worked out and the battery works fine- it’s an older camera I’m looking to replace and the original battery wasn’t charging anymore and I had to go cheaper while saving up for the new one 😬
Thank you very much for the video, I wanna add, as it was for my case, that if you struggle by getting out the battery out also because you have the little orange clip in the middle, try to put a small soft plastic piece in between the battery and the camera, I cut it from a bottle cap, it worked for me at least :)
Thank you very much. Just happened to me but your advice helped. 4-5 moves and that batter was out. After taking it out, I noticed the battery is not totally flat, just a fraction of a millimetre but that was enough. Throwing that one out.
@@jimmycphoto You saved me a ton of headache. So thankful I found your fix. It's an old original battery but stored in a hot location. Had to really hit it on the rubber mat hard. Good thing my camera still works.
Thank you! Was starting to get stressed and very frustrated. The simple slapping worked perfectly. Such a simple fix, but I didn't think to do that and had started to try sticking something up there to try and pry it out. Glad I searched and found this. Seriously, thank you!!
whew I'm glad. was it a third party battery? someone also said using a command sticky hook also worked.. great idea. glad you got it out. yes very stressful.
I had to use krazy glue on a thick 3M sticky I had laying around and then stick to the battery. Came right out. Nothing else worked because the stickies on the other stuff wouldn’t fully stick.
Thanks for amazing tip @JC. I have this Canon T6 Camera and the battery is still having the original plastic cover on it and for some reason it was snugged and was not able to take out. I followed the first tip you shared and it worked like gem. Thanks again for this great info.
I'm terrified... everyone says it worked for them but not for me. mine is just a Kodak one and what happened was the camera said it was charging when I plugged it in, but I I tried to turn it on and it wouldn't turn on.
@@faithfulsinner in the comments below, a person said using very sticky velcro, or even a hot glue gun will help remove it. if not, going to a professional is always a great option. don't fear, this stuff happens all the time. was it a third party battery?
Brother..this same thing happened to ma brothers camera and it was ma fault and he hasn't found out..i was scared to death then i came across your video..did what you said and BOOM it came out THANKS SO MUCH !!!!!
Thank you so much. This was a huge help. I've been trying for 16 hours to get this thing out. Also, this happened with a third party battery and not the original that came with my camera, would this have been an issue as well? Should I stick to first party products for my Canon?
that.. is unfortunately the exact problem. i paid much more.. and switched to oem original batteries by fuji. there are slight different models made for different models. so be sure to check what is recommended. get those. they sure do look the same. but.. yes the third party ones unfortunately do that. thank goodness you fixed the issue. oh I see you have a Canon. yes.. 3rd party batteries are ok, but if I have to spring for more expensive batteries.. you have to as well. haha!
Wow!! It really worked for me! Had it stuck in a Nikon 3200. A 3rd party battery from Amazon… yeah it seems like it swelled. Left it there for years probably. Advice store the camera without the batteries.
Thanks it worked for our Nikon D3200... In my case battery was lik bit swollen as we did not use it more than 2 years... Now my question is can I charge that swollen battery and use or recommend to buy new battery???? Your suggestion will be helpful???
dude Thank you SO much !!😭 i just got my first ever camera (canon eos rebel t51) and i accidently put the battery in the wrong way and holy crap this saved me from SO much panicking 😭😭 AND after i got the battery out i was checking if my second one (not a native one) is chrged and it got stuck too !! so i went to true coments and the hot glue stick worked like a charm too !! i then relized the second battery is a bit "bloated" on one side... safe to say im never using it again😂
sigh.. I know. those 3rd parties.. you never know! I must admit I panicked too. but I have never had that issue again. crazy. im glad you are alright!!
Thank you so much sir... I was so stressed and don't know how to remove for half an hour... 2.16 clip method I tried it's come out... Seriously good info from you, definitely will share 💯💯💯
Hi there .. I've been benefiting from the video with the big camera but the small camera just won't come out .. I just noticed I mistook the battery with another camera that got stuck HElP!!
sorry this happened.. some people have said you can get a piece of strong adhesive velcro from a home improvement store just to get it out even a tiny tiny bit. Then use tweezers to grip it. Let me know if that works.
@@jimmycphoto .. finally after not giving myself pressure .. shockingly a pair of scissors was somewhat available it was able to come out .. I appreciate.. But I would advice the others to use tweezers since it's kinda safe ... I couldn't find my tweezers though
@@jimmycphoto they just gotta make sure not to apply to much pressure when removing it to avoid scratches .. then if it's kinda loose after doing it let them use your method of removing it according to their type of camera's
I forgot about my camera for 3 years and now that I tried to turn it on I noticed that it doesn't work and the battery was swollen. I managed to get it out with your advice, thank you. Does it mean now that my camera is broken because of the battery or if I buy a new one it should be fine? (no previus problems)
oh wow! was it a 3rd party battery? thank goodness it came out. get an original one and I do believe it should be fine. if there isn't any white fizzy stuff in there, I do believe you can get right into shooting asap!!
@@jimmycphoto Sadly, there are no original batteries anymore (at least in my country and all over the internet that delivers here), because my camera is old...There was no discharges from the battery, it's all clean inside, so I guess it should be fine than. Thanks.
Get a piece of adhesive tape or duct tape and fold it into a piece that you can pull on from the other side and attach it to the battery stuck inside the camera, pull on the piece of adhesive from the handle you've made (fold your tape basically). Got my stuck battery out... 👍
yeah. tell me about it. I swore them off.. spent alot to buy new ones genuine... never had an issue since.. I do take them out when I can remember. but for the most part.. no issues at all. good for you!!
I have 3 batteries that i don't use often, why does it (3 of them) got swollen even though i rarely use camera? 1 original battery, 2 third-party batteries
the third party batteries, yes they will swell.. more often than not even when not used. the original I have not had problems with. are you using 3rd party chargers as well? I used to, but I don't anymore and I think that helps
Thank you, it worked! For everyone trying this it will come out but the best way was to hit it against your thigh while holding the latch open. Few quick ones!
@@jimmycphoto mine wasn't! Haven't used my camera in 2 years and although not noticing any visible changes the Nikon original fit perfectly, the Patona battery, instead, didn't go in as smoothly and it definitely took good effort to make it come out.
Wow! I was struggling for an hour trying to get the battery out to no avail. I watched this and figured I'd give it a shot. Four light slaps to the bottom and the battery delicately slid out no problem. Thank you! This was beyond helpful
I'm so glad you got it fixed!!!
3 year video and it still help me solve my problem thank you so much my good sir .
i appreciate you telling me that!! sorry for the babbling, i didnt know people would watch it!
Thank you SO MUCH! The battery in my camera has been stuck for weeks and I’m going on a trip soon so I really wanted it out. This worked surprisingly well, I appreciate this more than words can express
I'm glad it worked, it happens to everyone. but I will say since switching to real manufacturer batteries I've never had this issue again. I guess it just depends. have a good trip
Damn - How come is it that, its always a random youtuber who saves the day! Thank you so much! I was struggling to get the battery off my Canon 1300 and just randomly searched for solutions on youtube - It was your video that popped up! You saved the day!
haha, glad it worked out, others have said strong tape, or a hit glue stick worked as well!
Heat two glue sticks then push & hold it hard towards the battery , then after 2 mns try to pull it the battery should comeout with it.
Very clever! It just worked for me.
The hitting didn't work, gonna try this out
Thank you! This helps me alot! Save my time too!
Ty so much I’m gonna tey
I approve. My battery was stuck REAL BAD. Saved my day. Thanks man.
This worked like a charm!!! I even had to hold the lever with one hand and bop the camera on my knee once but that was enough to get it to hold the latch open on its own. I'm so relieved. I forgot I had left a battery in there for several months and I was so worried it had late. Thank you so much for this video!!
oh goodness this is happening to alot of people! I'm glad you saved the camera.. let's all buy OEM batteries from now on. haha thank you for the nice comment
That was godsend advice, worked like a charm. I also want to applaud for your compassion and empathy towards the person who asked the question. 👏🏽
I used a little command hook. Attached it to end of stuck battery , follow same directions as if putting hook on wall. Let it set as in directions from command hook. Pulled on hook and battery pulled out. No smacking on battery at all, just need to watch out for battery door and latch.
really great idea. I know this will help many people
This worked like a charm thank you so much ❤ I was freaking out at first I unscrewed the lens then did what you said over 2 blankets and it actually worked!
@@Tazonxgames yeah the blankets are important.... ask me how i know.. haha
The battery was swollen in my Sony mirrorless camera. This video helped me fix it just a few minutes ago! Thanks so much!!!
You just saved me. I have a Fuji XT3 and cheap battery from Amazon got stuck. Your technique worked. Thanks a million.
yeah... those batteries are cheap. I haven't used them since. believe me I wish I could.. I would!!
thank you! was gifted an old digicam from my dad and accidentally slid the battery in the wrong way the second time I tried to use it. this fixed it in under a minute! thank you for your video!!
what a great gift! take tons of cool pics with it!!
I got old camera from 90s with one average battery stuck inside. I tried to take it out for 20 minutes. You video helped me to get it out within 2 sec. Thanks man 🙌
@@ineedgoldenretriever those cameras are making a come back in some ways! i hope you get creative!
extra tip for dealing with the latch, get something very thin and ideally plastic like a guitar pick and wedge it in a little bit, it will create a small gap between one of the walls and the battery and it also will keep that latch unlocked, came out no problem when I added that step
You guys treat these cameras like gods i swear, i just slapped the thing without the lens and it came off perfectly !!! thanks for the video your much appreciated !!!
haha!
@@jimmycphoto i just slapped mine now....an it just dropped ...lol...thanks man
omg thank you!! i have a shoot tomorrow and decided to bring a backup battery along with my main one
tried to check how much juice was left in the backup one, and the moment i inserted the battery i knew i messed up
though i was able to slide the battery in, it felt swollen, and is now stuck.
so glad this was the first video i came across! got the battery out with ease, thank you so so much :)
yikes... awful feeling! a question I ask everyone.. was it a third party battery? haha
@jimmychungtalent IT WAS! lesson learned hahaha
Ended up in a similar situation with the original battery of my D3100. I am glad I found your video!
oh wow original batteries bloat too? I didn't know that. thank you for the nice comment
I do photography as a hobby sometimes and stopped using my Sony a6400 a few months ago after a third-party battery got stuck in it. This video helped me knock it out in under 2 minutes! Thank you!
wow it's been in there for a long time. yep.. 3rd party batteries are no Bueno. I wish they were dependable. that's a nice camera you have. come back to the hobby!
What a lifesaver! using my grandathers X-T2 and couldn't get the damn thing out and started freaking out. Thank you so much sir!
@kye465 haha i dont know why but you comment makes me feel my age. enjoy the camera!!
After YEARS of camera stores turning me down, 10-100 people telling me to try tweezers, this WORKED. I'd already bought a new camera body but still glad to have rescued the battery and camera.
@@anganashah6548 oh geez what a hassle.. but hey, its always good news when you get a new camera!!
You are a lifesaver. I'm going on a safari in two weeks, but the battery was stuck in my camera. Your method solved the problem. Thank you so much!
enjoy your trip, be safe!!
Thank you so much! I was trying to figure out how to get my battery out of my camera. In 2:45 was the solution for me!
Slapping your camera seems like a really bad idea. What I did instead was to stick a piece of sticky-back Velcro onto the battery and drag it out far enough to get a grip on it. (Thanks, No Tech Guy!) My battery was swollen with age and this method worked perfectly.
smart idea indeed! thank you for sharing.. yes. I should have specified... love taps.. haha
Thank you, so much Jimmy! I've been using my other camera and left my Sony A6400 on the tripod for a while without taking the battery out (my bad). When I went to put the camera away and pack it up for a bit, the battery would not come out, I was pretty concerned, I tried your method and it worked like a charm!
thank you for saying that Michael, was it a third party battery by chance? yeah I leave in there longer than I should too!
Thankyou so much!! You saved the day! I was stressing because I thought I'd have to take it to a professional and I have a shoot this arvo but it came out so easy with this technique
Thank you SO much for posting this! I’m on Day 2 of a 9 day vacation and was fully panicking, especially when I got a new wide angle lens specifically for this trip. Definitely replacing my secondary battery with a brand name one as soon as I get home :)
oh no!! thank you for saying that. I'm sure you handled it like a boss
It worked! Mine must have been super swollen because the only thing that worked for me was gently tapping the bottom of the camera on the edge of my kitchen counter top...it sounds scary, but I was sure to only lift the camera an inch or so from the surface and tapped in a rhythmic beat, to be sure I wasn't too fast or too rough. Thank you!
oh wow iy must have really been in there. your camera is really robust! maybe place a silicone pot holder on the table just in case, but im glad everything is ok!
Thanks very much...this tip helped me to remove a stuck battery in my Lumix GX85 camera and saved a disastrous situation.
i know right.. what a pain!
Thank you for this tip. The battery did come out from my camera after a few taps.
Why does a battery get swollen ?
Next video.
I'm so glad that helped. luckily there are other great ideas in this comment section. I have switched from exclusively using 3rd party batteries to 9verpriced genuine oem batteries.. and.. no problems. wish that wasn't the case. glad your camera is ok!
You rock, Jimmy! Thanks for posting this video.
One suggestion for Fixers: I was able to easily remove the battery door for safety while tapping the battery out on a Canon Rebel T6 and reattach the door after 👍
thats a much needed idea. thabk yiu for posting and also thank you for that kind message!!
Wow!! Thanks for the tapping suggestion!!! It worked with 4 taps...the white lever was a bit stuck..now it's perfect...you learn something new everyday!
was it a third party battery? 😅
Thank you very much! I actually didn't expect the first method to work, but it did very well! I just bought a Samsung nx1100 that's in brand new shape off the used market and a 3rd party battery have gone stuck inside it, probably because of the stickers that gripped well on the inside, but thanks to this video I managed to take it out successfully with little to no effort!
jealous of your camera! you got this!
Thanks alot for the suggestion. I started to go into panic mode when the battery got stuck in my EOS 600D. Removed it in less than 3mins. Thanks alot again
oh that is good news!
The tapping method worked for my Nikon D5200 - YAY! My vacation is saved! Thank you!
haha! hooray for vacations being saved!! good job!!
Wow! It worked!! Thank you!! I’ve been struggling like forever😆. Thank you for making this video 😊
I used little pieces of ducktape to keep the latch back; it worked. your tips are great. THANK YOU. I love you
This is super helpful after my battery didn’t come out of camera for 3 months. Thanks!
was it a third party battery out of curiosity?
@@jimmycphoto Yes. It is
@@bonnieanddavidsvlog8118 thank you for sharing!
Wonderfully helpful. Thank you. I’m a bit embarrassed to admit, a helpful tip for me was the suggestion to take off the lens. I was trying to solve this with an 80-200mm lens attached. 😂
@zespri68 ok i laughed out loud! i had to out that in there because thats what i would do!
Thank you so much, you’re a life saver!! I was just testing 2 new batteries for my camera for an event I’m working tomorrow and one of them got stuck. I did exactly as you said and after a little patience and a lot of stress, it came out with ease without damaging the battery or the camera. Thank you so much for posting this. 📷
yikes... third party batteries?
@@jimmycphoto that was the big mistake lol luckily it worked out and the battery works fine- it’s an older camera I’m looking to replace and the original battery wasn’t charging anymore and I had to go cheaper while saving up for the new one 😬
Thank you very much for the video, I wanna add, as it was for my case, that if you struggle by getting out the battery out also because you have the little orange clip in the middle, try to put a small soft plastic piece in between the battery and the camera, I cut it from a bottle cap, it worked for me at least :)
Thank you! I just got my battery out using your tips. My replacement battery just expanded.
thank goodness it came out!!
Phew, I was starting to get nervous! Thanks for the tips, the battery came out quite easily!
i havent had this issue since avoiding 3rd party batteries. its weird.. they look exactly the same.. but i guess there is a quality difference.
You just absolutely saved my ass!!! I used a piece of clear tape to hold the tiny yellow latch down and the sucker came right out
I think that idea is better, good job on keeping calm and fixing it!!
You Sir, are a lifesaver!! Thank you for posting this!
I'm glad it helped you, it's crazy how many people this is happening to..!
Thanks life saver I tipped it lightly on the counter slowly til it was out enough to pull out the remainder.
@@TweetCollins great work!!
Awesome advice! Thank you! It took me less than a minute to get it out.
great to hear!!
Thank you very much. Just happened to me but your advice helped. 4-5 moves and that batter was out. After taking it out, I noticed the battery is not totally flat, just a fraction of a millimetre but that was enough. Throwing that one out.
yeah... third party batteries... they aren't good. I wish they were believe me.
THIS WORKED! When it started to pass the latch, I just used a steak knife at the very top of the battery to fully pull it out. In trash now:)
@@anursesteaorganicessiac3441 a steak knife, now thats a method! haha
Bought a new lens and found out my battery was dead/swollen/stuck and this did the job! Ty!
oh im glad! some people have reported success by using a glue stick.. heavy duty tape, etc.. but glad it's all good!
Thank you so much! After 20 minutes of trying things I did what you said in the video and after 2 minutes it was done!🙏🙏🙏
whew!!
Thank you buddy. This was great help. It has worked for my canon cam.
what a relief!! others have said strong velcro strips or hot glue gun sticks have helped. glad all is good
This worked thank you so much. Have a blessed year.
you too!
Thanks! panicked a bit as I want to sell an old Nikon 3100 and it was super stuck. 2 mins of light taping, and a latex glove, worked perfectly!
that's enough excitement for today! haha
Did not realized my phrasing sounded THAT sus XD@@jimmycphoto
Just got the battery out with the Indian sitting suggestion. Thanks a lot. God bless you.
oh that's a relief! yes one time I almost dropped my camera due to my impatience. so.. always good to get close to a padded surface. good for ya!
This worked for me (I wasn't expecting it to!). Nikon D5000. Thank you so much!
Thanks! Worked on my Nikon d5200. I used the floor puzzle mat instead of my hand.
whew... thank goodness. was it a third party battery?
@@jimmycphoto You saved me a ton of headache. So thankful I found your fix. It's an old original battery but stored in a hot location. Had to really hit it on the rubber mat hard. Good thing my camera still works.
Thank you so much! I was able to get my battery out! You saved the day!
you made my month with your kind comment. thank you for taking the time!! genuine batteries from now on! hee hee
Thank you! Was starting to get stressed and very frustrated. The simple slapping worked perfectly. Such a simple fix, but I didn't think to do that and had started to try sticking something up there to try and pry it out. Glad I searched and found this. Seriously, thank you!!
whew I'm glad. was it a third party battery? someone also said using a command sticky hook also worked.. great idea. glad you got it out. yes very stressful.
@@jimmycphoto yep 3rd party.
It's worked on my nikon D40
I had to use krazy glue on a thick 3M sticky I had laying around and then stick to the battery. Came right out. Nothing else worked because the stickies on the other stuff wouldn’t fully stick.
Wow; you helped me out BIG TIME!!! Thank you; just ordered two new Canon batteries...
whew!!!
Thank you for your advice. I placed a cannon 5 d battery by mistake in my cannon 6 d and it got stuck. I followed your advise and the battery came out
Help me MASSIVELY on a 15k USD cam. Thanks so much man
holy crap... 15k. no more 3rd party batteries for you!! haha. good for you my friend
I was struggling with the swollen battery in my Sony a6500. BATMAX Battery is BADMAX. Thanks a lot.
Thanks for amazing tip @JC. I have this Canon T6 Camera and the battery is still having the original plastic cover on it and for some reason it was snugged and was not able to take out. I followed the first tip you shared and it worked like gem. Thanks again for this great info.
It's a scary issue to have... im glad you fixed it!
I'm terrified... everyone says it worked for them but not for me. mine is just a Kodak one and what happened was the camera said it was charging when I plugged it in, but I I tried to turn it on and it wouldn't turn on.
is the battery stuck?
@@jimmycphoto very. 😬
@@faithfulsinner in the comments below, a person said using very sticky velcro, or even a hot glue gun will help remove it. if not, going to a professional is always a great option. don't fear, this stuff happens all the time. was it a third party battery?
@@jimmycphoto I honestly don't know. I'm new at all this 😂
Brother..this same thing happened to ma brothers camera and it was ma fault and he hasn't found out..i was scared to death then i came across your video..did what you said and BOOM it came out
THANKS SO MUCH !!!!!
I'm glad everything is ok! only genuine batteries for me, I haven't had issues since!
@@jimmycphoto THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!...
Great method it worked with the swollen battery stuck in my camera. I was just about to try glue sticks but this worked. Thanks
yes if we could avoid sticking warm things in our cameras that would be ideal, but it's a great idea. I'm glad your camera is ok!!
Finally, I can use my camera again. Thank you very much for the video.
I tried 😢but it cant work on my case
it worked! Thank you so much, JC!
Thank you so much. This was a huge help. I've been trying for 16 hours to get this thing out. Also, this happened with a third party battery and not the original that came with my camera, would this have been an issue as well? Should I stick to first party products for my Canon?
that.. is unfortunately the exact problem. i paid much more.. and switched to oem original batteries by fuji. there are slight different models made for different models. so be sure to check what is recommended. get those. they sure do look the same. but.. yes the third party ones unfortunately do that. thank goodness you fixed the issue. oh I see you have a Canon. yes.. 3rd party batteries are ok, but if I have to spring for more expensive batteries.. you have to as well. haha!
Wow!! It really worked for me! Had it stuck in a Nikon 3200. A 3rd party battery from Amazon… yeah it seems like it swelled. Left it there for years probably.
Advice store the camera without the batteries.
Thankyou very much for making this video,this is such a big help to us
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Thanks it worked for our Nikon D3200... In my case battery was lik bit swollen as we did not use it more than 2 years... Now my question is can I charge that swollen battery and use or recommend to buy new battery???? Your suggestion will be helpful???
Use double sided tape or adhesive tape
Thank you ❤❤ this video was really helpful. It made things easier for me.
this video rly helped! i tried all sorts of methods but this turned out to be the best. thank you :)
oh im glad you got it out!!!
Thank you, it helped! Had the problem with a non original battery, my original one is easy to remove...
This is if your door comes off first place it where the door would usually be and then put it back and then you should hear a little click
dude Thank you SO much !!😭 i just got my first ever camera (canon eos rebel t51) and i accidently put the battery in the wrong way and holy crap this saved me from SO much panicking 😭😭
AND after i got the battery out i was checking if my second one (not a native one) is chrged and it got stuck too !! so i went to true coments and the hot glue stick worked like a charm too !!
i then relized the second battery is a bit "bloated" on one side... safe to say im never using it again😂
sigh.. I know. those 3rd parties.. you never know! I must admit I panicked too. but I have never had that issue again. crazy. im glad you are alright!!
Thank you sir, three taps and it was out!
My Camera, Sony a6400
Thank you so much sir... I was so stressed and don't know how to remove for half an hour... 2.16 clip method I tried it's come out...
Seriously good info from you, definitely will share 💯💯💯
oh im glad! since switching to original batteries, I haven't had this problem.
Hi there .. I've been benefiting from the video with the big camera but the small camera just won't come out .. I just noticed I mistook the battery with another camera that got stuck HElP!!
sorry this happened.. some people have said you can get a piece of strong adhesive velcro from a home improvement store just to get it out even a tiny tiny bit. Then use tweezers to grip it. Let me know if that works.
@@jimmycphoto .. finally after not giving myself pressure .. shockingly a pair of scissors was somewhat available it was able to come out .. I appreciate..
But I would advice the others to use tweezers since it's kinda safe ... I couldn't find my tweezers though
@@Yazz888-t9b whew!! your advice will help many people. thank you for writing!
@@jimmycphoto they just gotta make sure not to apply to much pressure when removing it to avoid scratches .. then if it's kinda loose after doing it let them use your method of removing it according to their type of camera's
Thanks, it worked. I just gave 10-12 tight slaps to my camera and the battery came out.
whew!! was it a 3rd party battery?
Thanks, I managed to get my battery out with this method.
huzzah!! was it a 3rd party battery?
Thank you so much!!! It worked! Now I can use the money I saved to get a new battery
please get a genuine battery! :)
I forgot about my camera for 3 years and now that I tried to turn it on I noticed that it doesn't work and the battery was swollen. I managed to get it out with your advice, thank you. Does it mean now that my camera is broken because of the battery or if I buy a new one it should be fine? (no previus problems)
oh wow! was it a 3rd party battery? thank goodness it came out. get an original one and I do believe it should be fine. if there isn't any white fizzy stuff in there, I do believe you can get right into shooting asap!!
@@jimmycphoto Sadly, there are no original batteries anymore (at least in my country and all over the internet that delivers here), because my camera is old...There was no discharges from the battery, it's all clean inside, so I guess it should be fine than. Thanks.
@@wowkiller9 ah yes in that case that is understandable
Thank you so much - the first attempt sorted me out!
yay!!!
Get a piece of adhesive tape or duct tape and fold it into a piece that you can pull on from the other side and attach it to the battery stuck inside the camera, pull on the piece of adhesive from the handle you've made (fold your tape basically). Got my stuck battery out... 👍
yes that idea is much better and safer!! glad you got it out!! it's funny how when this happens my brain shorted out
I will never buy another 3rd party battery again...lesson learned 😭
yeah. tell me about it. I swore them off.. spent alot to buy new ones genuine... never had an issue since.. I do take them out when I can remember. but for the most part.. no issues at all. good for you!!
It really works!!! Thank you so much you save my life!!!✨✨
whew!! I'm so glad!!!
I have 3 batteries that i don't use often, why does it (3 of them) got swollen even though i rarely use camera?
1 original battery, 2 third-party batteries
the third party batteries, yes they will swell.. more often than not even when not used. the original I have not had problems with. are you using 3rd party chargers as well? I used to, but I don't anymore and I think that helps
Phew! Thought it wouldn't work but it did. Thank you🏅
YOU SAVED MY LIFE KING THANK YOUUUU
you are welcommme
got a battery stuck in a sony6400, was able to get it out with a big pair of tweesers
did you special order these particular tweezers or happen to have them on hand? haha, congrats! I've sworn off 3rd party btteries!
Thank you, it worked! For everyone trying this it will come out but the best way was to hit it against your thigh while holding the latch open. Few quick ones!
I cant believe how often this happens to people!! im so happy you got it out. was it a genuine battery out of curiosity?
@@jimmycphoto mine wasn't! Haven't used my camera in 2 years and although not noticing any visible changes the Nikon original fit perfectly, the Patona battery, instead, didn't go in as smoothly and it definitely took good effort to make it come out.
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@@Tazonxgames too kind... i hope to have some more vids out soon that you can find useful. thank you for the kind comments!!!
Thanks for the video. I was able to remove my stuck battery from my fujifilm xa10
Thanks a lot!!!! It's worked in seconds 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
oh good!!!
It worked!!! I just had to keep hammering and I got it out. Never again :D
yep.. since switching from 3rd party.. never had an issue.. good job!!