Need 2000mAh Yamaha ER6BDWK77P Battery? This ER6BDWK77P battery 100% compatible with Yamaha YRC1000 Maxell PLC. We offer 12 months warranty on our all batteries! During this period, if your battery fails, we will replace your ER6BDWK77P battery with a new one.

3.6V 2000mAh ER6BDWK77P Replacement Battery for Yamaha YRC1000 Maxell PLC

Technical Specifications:
Brand: for Yamaha
Voltage: 3.6V
Capacity: 2000mAh
Cell Type: Lithium
Battery Cell Quality: Grade A
Warranty: 1 Year Warranty, 30 Day Money Back and Secure Online Ordering Guaranteed
Certification:CE CCC FCC ROHS

This Yamaha ER6BDWK77P Battery Replaces:
ER6BDWK77P

This ER6BDWK77P Battery Fits The Following Alcatel Models:
Yamaha YRC1000 Maxell PLC

Other Online Stores:
Germany------------Yamaha Li-Ion 2000mAh Akku ER6BDWK77P
Singapore------------Yamaha ER6BDWK77P Battery
the Netherlands------------2000mAh Yamaha ER6BDWK77P Accu

√ ER6BDWK77P battery, 2000mAh charges quickly.
√ This unit is a 100% fully compatible Lithium-Ion replacement for the Yamaha ER6BDWK77P Battery.
√ Brand new and high quality replacement Yamaha ER6BDWK77P battery is built with the highest quality standards, safety features.
√ Batteries are lighter, more efficient and charge with no memory effect.
√ Each Yamaha ER6BDWK77P replacement battery unit is made of high-quality lithium-ion cells for longer last time.
√ The battery is up to standard and fully compatible with original specifications.
√ All our batteries are certified by CE, UL, ROHS, ISO9001/9002 as safe products.
√ The interface metal and fixed insulator of the battery are made of good materials to ensure stable current input and durability.

How to extend the life of your Yamaha ER6BDWK77P battery?
1.Please fully charge your device before using it for the first time. Because the Yamaha ER6BDWK77P battery is normally shipped in a partially-charged state. Please cycle your battery pack by fully charge (more than 12hours) and discharge(less than 10%) for 3-5times to reach maximum rated capacity.
2.Please don’t discharge battery to 0%, which is the most common reason among faulty batterie...

Read the whole post...