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Use a T5 Torx screwdriver to remove the eight 3.3 mm screws securing the case.
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Insert an opening pick between the lower case and the chassis on the front right edge.
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Slide the pick along the front edge to release the clips securing the lower case.
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Continue sliding the opening pick along the perimeter of the lower case to release the remaining clips.
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Grip the pull tab on the battery connector with your fingers and gently pull away from the socket to disconnect it.
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You may need to run BIOS setup to reset the system clock as well as any specialized disk settings before you can boot up your XPS.
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Use your Phillips screwdriver to remove the five 2.8 mm-long screws securing the battery.
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ok - completed.
The only unexpected thing was upon restart. It did not boot up normally. Instead it gave a bios type warning message:
- Time of day not set - please run SETUP program
- Invalid configuration information - Please run SETUP program
So - I ran bios setup and managed to get to the place to change the time, applied the change, then it booted normally (typing from there now).
Not at all difficult, finishing in perhaps 15 minutes including the bios deal...
Same thing happened to me and fortunately Dell makes it really easy to get to the clock. Didn't have any issues.
Thanks for bringing this up! I'll add a note in the conclusion for this.
After replacing the battery, my XPS 9300 Ubuntu cannot find either HD or SSD. If you experience the same issue, it is because the default BIOS setting for RAID may be wrong. After losing power, it goes back to a wrong setting. So make sure you choose the right RAID setting after battery change.
Great guide, nice and easy, and indeed, 15–30 minutes.
A suggestion on opening with picks: the corner is not always the best place to start; it could be easier to insert a pick first somewhere else on the edge, just not in the hinge area.
Another thing is to be careful around the front LED indicator; it's easy to slip a pick under it, and that is not helpful for opening the laptop case. Just don't do that.
And for screws, they are finger tight, very easy to strip if you're holding the screwdriver stronger, then with just a two-finger pinch. It's a good idea to use some blue loctite instead of trying to torque it all the way (the manufacturer uses loctite too, at least for the battery screws).
