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I was dealing with a 3-battery model.
The 2nd and 3rd batteries were stuck.
This keyboard had been sitting around for years.
# For the 2nd stuck battery, gently screw in a skinny drywall screw and pull out by the attached screw with pliers. This is pretty straightforward.
-# For a deeper 3rd battery, drill a guide hole with a skinny drill bit, and then punch in with a long-throw router/harpoon bit (flat with a sharp tip); forces the battery to twist and haul out easily.
+# For a deeper 3rd battery, drill a guide hole with a skinny drill bit, and then punch in with a long-throw router/harpoon bit (flat with a sharp tip); forces the battery to twist and haul out easily. If you find a 4"+ long drywall screw this would also probably work per #1 above but I didn't have such a long drywall screw around.
I don't think there is a need to mess with WD-40 or vinegar.
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I was dealing with a 3-battery model.
The 2nd and 3rd batteries were stuck.
This keyboard had been sitting around for years.
# For the 2nd stuck battery, gently screw in a skinny drywall screw and pull out by the attached screw with pliers. This is pretty straightforward.
# For a deeper 3rd battery, drill a guide hole with a skinny drill bit, and then punch in with a long-throw router/harpoon bit (flat with a sharp tip); forces the battery to twist and haul out easily.
I don't think there is a need to mess with WD-40 or vinegar.
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+I was dealing with a 3-battery model.
-# Gently screw in a skinny drywall screw and pull with pliers.
-# For a deeper 3rd battery, drill a guide hole and then punch in with a long-throw router/harpoon bit (flat with a sharp tip); forces the battery to twist and haul out.
+The 2nd and 3rd batteries were stuck.
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+This keyboard had been sitting around for years.
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+# For the 2nd stuck battery, gently screw in a skinny drywall screw and pull out by the attached screw with pliers. This is pretty straightforward.
+# For a deeper 3rd battery, drill a guide hole with a skinny drill bit, and then punch in with a long-throw router/harpoon bit (flat with a sharp tip); forces the battery to twist and haul out easily.
+I don't think there is a need to mess with WD-40 or vinegar.
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-Gently screw in a skinny drywall screw and pull with pliers.
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+# Gently screw in a skinny drywall screw and pull with pliers.
# For a deeper 3rd battery, drill a guide hole and then punch in with a long-throw router/harpoon bit (flat with a sharp tip); forces the battery to twist and haul out.
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-# [image|3011947]Gently screw in a skinny drywall screw and pull with pliers.
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+Gently screw in a skinny drywall screw and pull with pliers.
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# For a deeper 3rd battery, drill a guide hole and then punch in with a long-throw router/harpoon bit (flat with a sharp tip); forces the battery to twist and haul out.
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-# Gently screw in a skinny drywall screw and pull with pliers.
+# [image|3011947]Gently screw in a skinny drywall screw and pull with pliers.
# For a deeper 3rd battery, drill a guide hole and then punch in with a long-throw router/harpoon bit (flat with a sharp tip); forces the battery to twist and haul out.
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# Gently screw in a skinny drywall screw and pull with pliers.
# For a deeper 3rd battery, drill a guide hole and then punch in with a long-throw router/harpoon bit (flat with a sharp tip); forces the battery to twist and haul out.

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