Step One

Inside: The replacement kit will include the battery subassembly, spare screws, prising tool, screwdriver and replacement rubber feet for your Yoto Mini.

Do not throw the cardboard box away until you have completed installation.

Warning: Do not damage or pierce any batteries. All batteries, tools and small parts should be kept away from children.

Do not reuse the defective battery or keep as a spare. Old batteries must be disposed of at a battery recycling centre. Do not dispose of the old battery via household waste as this is a fire risk.

For more information on how to dispose of your old battery visit: bcycle.com.au/drop-off/ or recyclemate.com.au/

Step Two

Make sure your Yoto Mini is powered off and unplugged before doing any maintenance.

Step Three

Remove the rubber feet from the bottom of the Yoto Mini with your fingers or the blue prising tool.

Step Four

The case is held together by two Philips screws found under the rubber feet. Remove the two screws with the screwdriver provided inside your battery replacement kit.

Step Five

Using the blue prising tool provided, open the rear cover.

Step Six

To remove the case, start at the bottom and rotate the back off as shown Gentle force is required here to release the clips at the top of the Yoto Mini.

Step Seven

The battery assembly is held in place by two Philips screws found on each side of the battery.

Step Eight

Remove the two screws with the screwdriver provided.

Step Nine

Gently pull the battery assembly away from the body of the Mini to reveal the two cables and their sockets.

Step Ten

Remove the two cables from their sockets with your hands

Step Eleven

Plugs may be glued in place, but they can be removed by gently moving the connectors, side to side, to help loosen from the sockets.

Step Twelve

Dispose of any old parts: battery assembly, rubber feet and old screws, safely and in accordance with local codes and regulations.

Do not reuse the defective battery or keep as a spare. Old batteries must be disposed of at a battery recycling centre. Do not dispose of the old battery via household waste as this is a fire risk.

Warning: Do not damage or pierce the battery. For more information on how to dispose of your old battery visit: bcycle.com.au/drop-off/ or recyclemate.com.au/

Step Thirteen

With the new battery assembly, attach the two plugs to the sockets shown. Important - Please make sure the connectors are securely attached.

Step Fourteen

Once cables are attached, gently push the battery assembly into the Yoto Mini. Please ensure that the NFC reader opening on the new battery assembly is at the top of the Yoto Mini and that the wires are not trapped or pinched when the battery assembly is in place.

Step Fifteen

Secure the battery assembly in place with the two longer Philips screws provided. The battery will only be partially charged and will require a full charge before use.

Step Sixteen

When refitting the case, start by attaching the top, as shown, and closing fully at the bottom of the Yoto Mini.

Step Seventeen

Some light pressure may be needed to fully close the top of the case.

Step Eighteen

Secure the case with the two shorter Philips screws provided.

Step Ninteen

Then cover the screws with the new rubber feet provided.

Final Step

Completing Your Installation It is important to register your new battery so that we can optimise your Yoto Mini’s performance! Do this by scanning the QR code found on the side of the battery packaging and filling out a simple form on our website. If you’ve discarded the packaging, you can scan the QR code on the battery label to access your serial number and enter it manually on the form here.

Do not reuse the defective battery or keep as a spare. Old batteries must be disposed of at a battery recycling centre. Do not dispose of the old battery via household waste as this is a fire risk.

Warning: Do not damage or pierce the battery. For more information on how to dispose of your old battery visit: bcycle.com.au/drop-off/ or recyclemate.com.au/