I know this video is old but i found a silver Mintek portable DVD player at Goodwill model number MPD/ 1810 for only $7 it came with the battery pack installed and actually plays very good for it's age but i think it starting to go since this player is from 2003 and the brand is no longer in buisness. Is it possible to rebuild the battery the battery isn't even built in to the player they are inside a pack that attaches to the back of the player. Any advise on that. i could probably sell this player for about $40 to $50 i rather not sell it if i know the battery is showing signs that its on its way out
Wish the video sound was louder. I've turned up my Sony Vaio laptop to max, and it just seems to be getting quieter. Can't use headphones, slot broken. I really want to try this. Just a few suggestions on your video: please use super bright lights when taping, when showing close up work go ahead and use a large magnifying glass (to help us old people, who don't see so good, benefit from your expertise). Thank you so much for the video.
i have this dvd player same like this, this also need to replace battery,so can you tell me full infromation of battery ? I mean battery volatage, amp etc. I hope you will help me, thank you
+Andrea Mazzarello Hi Andrea, I think the yellow wire is connected to the white wire of the battery. Make sure you know what the yellow wires are for. Usually the black and red wires are the positive and negative terminals of the lithium battery and the yellow wire may be for voltage regulation monitoring.
My dvd player brand is Mr plus. It's original battery is 3.7V. and 1200 mah dual complained battery's. I buy a new battery with power 7.4V and 3000 mah single battery. If it is possible to replace the battery.please reply me
????so can I use any 3.7v twin slim line battery in my Philips pd9030/05 ... iv opened dvd player up to find out the batterys are blue and have 3 wire's
Yes it should work. Be careful with the amount of amperage of the new lipo battery. Make sure it is not greater than 1.5x the original as the circuit may not be able to handle it.
Hi, i wanted to replace the battery but unfortunately have removed it from the circuit board with the 3 wires. where do i connect them again? i have forgotten where the three wires go. can anyone please help?
+tetsu nag Yes, it has to be connected in series as we want 7.2 to 7.4 v depending on your device requirement. Check your old batteries and see how they are connected.
I'm having trouble locating the same batteries that you have.. all I'm seeing on Amazon and Ebay are ones with only 2 leads coming out, a red/black one. Was also considering this one but again it too only has two leads, rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F173829758388
+charith harshana I salvaged the lithium batteries from a rechargeable lithium battery (1850 mAh) backup power system. You can buy 3.7V 1800+mAh lithium flat squared battery from any online website (eBay, Amazon, etc).
+tetsu nag I took it from a rechargeable device that uses Lithium battery (3.7 V 1850 mAh). You can also buy it online. Just search for "replacement Lithium Battery 3.7 v for dvd player."
I know this video is old but i found a silver Mintek portable DVD player at Goodwill model number MPD/ 1810 for only $7 it came with the battery pack installed and actually plays very good for it's age but i think it starting to go since this player is from 2003 and the brand is no longer in buisness. Is it possible to rebuild the battery the battery isn't even built in to the player they are inside a pack that attaches to the back of the player. Any advise on that. i could probably sell this player for about $40 to $50 i rather not sell it if i know the battery is showing signs that its on its way out
What type of battery is it using? Yes, you should be able to change the battery if you know the voltage and amperage and then match the exact specs.
@@educatetube excellent thanks it's lithium ion
Wish the video sound was louder. I've turned up my Sony Vaio laptop to max, and it just seems to be getting quieter. Can't use headphones, slot broken. I really want to try this. Just a few suggestions on your video: please use super bright lights when taping, when showing close up work go ahead and use a large magnifying glass (to help us old people, who don't see so good, benefit from your expertise). Thank you so much for the video.
Any issues charging a higher capacity LiPo with the original power supply?
I'm looking at installing a new 3.7V 5.2Ah battery in mine.
i have this dvd player same like this, this also need to replace battery,so can you tell me full infromation of battery ? I mean battery volatage, amp etc. I hope you will help me, thank you
I used 3.7v 1850mA lithium batteries. If the circuit requires 7.4v then connect the Lithium batteries in series.
What volt is the charger the player started
How do I connect the yellow wires of the two new batteries? Thank you!
+Andrea Mazzarello Hi Andrea, I think the yellow wire is connected to the white wire of the battery. Make sure you know what the yellow wires are for. Usually the black and red wires are the positive and negative terminals of the lithium battery and the yellow wire may be for voltage regulation monitoring.
where did you get the replacement batteries?
My dvd player brand is Mr plus. It's original battery is 3.7V. and 1200 mah dual complained battery's. I buy a new battery with power 7.4V and 3000 mah single battery. If it is possible to replace the battery.please reply me
Yes, of course. You just need to wire it properly.
????so can I use any 3.7v twin slim line battery in my Philips pd9030/05 ... iv opened dvd player up to find out the batterys are blue and have 3 wire's
Yes it should work. Be careful with the amount of amperage of the new lipo battery. Make sure it is not greater than 1.5x the original as the circuit may not be able to handle it.
So the white wire is a combination of a red and black wire?
No. White wire may be for the voltage or current monitoring.
Hi, i wanted to replace the battery but unfortunately have removed it from the circuit board with the 3 wires. where do i connect them again? i have forgotten where the three wires go. can anyone please help?
thank you for reply.
so, you put 3.7V 1850 x 2pcs?
+tetsu nag Yes, it has to be connected in series as we want 7.2 to 7.4 v depending on your device requirement. Check your old batteries and see how they are connected.
I'm having trouble locating the same batteries that you have.. all I'm seeing on Amazon and Ebay are ones with only 2 leads coming out, a red/black one. Was also considering this one but again it too only has two leads, rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F173829758388
did not hear where the White went to ?? couldn't hear it .. please help
i want get new Barry how can i buy thts
+charith harshana I salvaged the lithium batteries from a rechargeable lithium battery (1850 mAh) backup power system. You can buy 3.7V 1800+mAh lithium flat squared battery from any online website (eBay, Amazon, etc).
how to bypass battery source conect to charger
You need to know the wiring and how to measure voltage & amperage and make the right connections.
i can see 3.7v only.
my model is dcp 850/37.
your model is??
His model is DCP750/37 the reason I know this is because I have the exact one he has and I'm planning on doing this little mod.
I got a 7 inch atak portable dvd player and its not charging i charged if for at least 10 hours and more and its not charging. Could you help me out
I also try not charging
where can i buy battery?
+tetsu nag I took it from a rechargeable device that uses Lithium battery (3.7 V 1850 mAh). You can also buy it online. Just search for "replacement Lithium Battery 3.7 v for dvd player."
Where can you get the Batteries for $8
I savaged the battery from Duracell Powermat battery.
use some mobile battery,.. which is suitable/ robo part for drones
I should get a couple of new batteries for my Sony portable BluRay player, it doesn’t work anymore made me believe the battery is responsible.
I have the same one. Needs a battery.
Li-On batteries can be easily replaced.
thANXXX
Do you actually believe people keep spare lithium batteries sitting around their house?
I do... Lots of it from my electronic spare parts. I also collect lithium batteries like gold. 😁
@@educatetube Great!! How about selling me some for my old DVD player.
@@ramtek2702 😁
this is usa.
you need to speak up, or at least somewhere towards the mike, no one can hear you!