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2035 battery source?

Discussion in 'All Other Brands of Wireless Phones' started by buzzy, Oct 23, 2002.

  1. buzzy

    buzzy Junior Member
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    Does anyone have any experience with any ebay sellers of replacement batts for the 2035? I can’t see buying and OEM for $50. Mine is barely getting 17 hours of standby and if I use it, whoop de doodoo! Even with a full drain, still stinks. I have never updated the “EPROM” if that makes a diff.
     
    #1 buzzy, Oct 23, 2002
  2. SprintTechRep

    SprintTechRep Senior Member
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    some stores will just give you spare batteries they have lying around. Should give that a try. When i worked at sprint, i gave out roughly 5 batteries a day for free. Not from inventory of course. They were spares from returns, or phone swaps. If your phone is under a year old, they can probably replace your battery free of charge.

    Definitely dont pay OEM for a battery. For that amount, you might as well get a new phone for a little more money. A new battery doesnt always solve the problem. A lot of times, its the phones fault. If your phone is "dying", it will search for service more frequently or go into analog mode or just hold a weaker signal. This causes the battery to drain much quicker
     
    #2 SprintTechRep, Oct 24, 2002
  3. buzzy

    buzzy Junior Member
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    thanks for the info. I’ll give it a try.
     
    #3 buzzy, Oct 25, 2002
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