Question 1

How can I contact you if I have any problems？

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The replacement of this battery is very simple.
You are going to need to use the included Phillips screwdriver to loosen the screws in the laptop baseplate. Obviously make sure the laptop is COMPLETELY OFF and NOT PLUGGED INTO ANY DEVICE INCLUDING THE POWER SUPPLY. The power supply itself is attached to the motherboard with at most two screws of smaller size. Set all of these aside and don’t confuse the two different sizes. You will now use the included spatula to loosen the black connector cable from the motherboard CAREFULLY. Usually there are two pieces of black electric tape attaching this cable to the battery, use the spatula to get under that tape. The cable has to be used on the new battery so use the spatula to SLOWLY remove it from the channel built into the battery. Take pictures of the before if you are unsure. Once you have the cable into the new laptop and the electric tape back on the new battery use your thumb to push the connector back into the receptacle. Don’t use too much power.

Ok, grab the small screws that secure the battery to the motherboard and screw them in gently. NOTE: the battery is slightly flexible, and has a tendency to want to bend around the black cable channel. I found out I had a 40-something Watt battery and the replacement one was 60-something which made it BIGGER but at most that means one of the screw holes are slightly misaligned (not important).
Now put the baseplate back on, making sure that there is no gap between the baseplate and the rest of the laptop. The four edges may make things a bit difficult but it’ll all align.
Screw the 4 edge screws in, they are at a slight angle, only then do the one in the middle and the middle towards the back. If the larger battery size makes putting in the middle screw impossible, push it in and cover the screw with a piece of tape (it’s not ever going to be seen).

If it all looks tight, plug in the power brick. I took the opportunity to swap out the anemic 60-something watt power brick with a 130-something watt power brick from a previous laptop. After letting it charge for two hours I then carefully powered the laptop up and made sure the power indicated 100%. I then removed the power brick and carefully calculated how long the new battery lasts. The results were satisfactory.

Total time spent: around 1 hour-ish.

Good luck

Question 2

I have installed this battery into my 7490 and got an error: "The battery is unidentifiable, and system will not charge". any fixes?

Accepted Answer

You can try to reconnect the battery and charge it for more than 5 minutes before turning it on.If it doesn't work, you can consider returning it, the seller's service is very good.

Question 3

Will it fit dell inspiron 13 7000?

Accepted Answer

There are many models of computers in the Dell Inspiron 13 7000 series. Please make sure the specific model is 7XXX, such as Dell Inspiron 13 7373 computer is suitable. For specific methods, see the product introduction page to learn.

Question 4

The battery looks good, has anyone bought it?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the battery works great. The seller will also send an email to follow up.

Brand	WELLBOB
Series	f62g0
Item Weight	1.3 pounds
Package Dimensions	14.8 x 8.07 x 3.35 inches
Voltage	11.4 Volts
Manufacturer	WELLBOB
ASIN	B09PFS6PZ2
Country of Origin	China
Date First Available	December 30, 2021

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