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If you know your batteries are not the problem, but your device will not power on, your battery terminals may be corroded. The following is a guide on how to replace battery terminals on the Garmin GPSmap 60CSx.
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Lift and twist the battery cover release 90 degrees counterclockwise on the back of the device.
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Remove the six 10 mm screws on the back of the device with a Phillips #0 Screwdriver.
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Flip the back panel back over to view the battery compartment.
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Place the spudger behind one of the top remaining battery terminals.
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Push the spudger down and pop the battery terminal out of place.
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Repeat with the remaining battery terminal.
Where can I buy new battery terminals for my Garmen Rino 120. My terminals are corroded. Thanks for any input.
Where can I purchase new battery terminals for my Garmen Rino 120? My terminals are corroded. Thank you for your input.
Yes. Where do you get new terminals?
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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What did you use to replace the contacts?
Mitch, Garmin just told me they do no sell replacement terminals for this 60CSx. Were you able to find any?
Where can I find replacement battery terminals for a
Garmin 60CS4?
I think I found some terminals from Keystone Electronics…Part Number 5209…Ordered through Mouser Electronics …Have to scroll through their parts list while looking for the Keystone number (2nd column). It does not have the slot in the back so won’t know that it works until I try to assemble.
I have the same problem as all the above. I purchased some of the above replacement contacts Keystone Electronics…Part Number 5209…Ordered through Mouser Electronics and found that I needed a double contact since my bad one was the one that is bridged. I was able to modify the new contact to where it would slide into behind the original bridged contact. While it isn't totally correct it does work.
A couple of hints. My GPS is the Garmin GPSmap 62SC and the screws on the back were 3/32 allen heads and not a phillips. I ruined one of the screw heads and had to drill it out, fun fun. So be aware of what the actual screw head is. I should of gotten the magnifier out before I started.
I purchased 4 Keystone Electronics 5209 Battery Contact Springs w/Lug from the DigiKey.com website. The total cost was under eight dollars. DigiKey is located in Thief River Falls, MN, so the delivery time was quite reasonable.
