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Replacing the Li-ion cell with a SANYO UF553436G in a genuine Kodak KLIC-7004 battery

Kodak KLIC-7004 is the battery used in Kodak cameras which is similar to Fujifilm NP-50, NP-50A, Pentax D-LI68 and D-LI122 batteries. It's compatible with the following cameras:

Fujifilm:
  • FinePix F100fd
  • FinePix F200EXR
  • FinePix F300EXR
  • FinePix F305EXR
  • FinePix F500EXR
  • FinePix F50fd
  • FinePix F550EXR
  • FinePix F600EXR
  • FinePix F60fd
  • FinePix F660EXR
  • FinePix F70EXR
  • FinePix F750EXR
  • FinePix F75EXR
  • FinePix F770EXR
  • FinePix F800EXR
  • FinePix F80EXR
  • FinePix F900EXR
  • FinePix X10
  • FinePix X100S
  • FinePix X20
  • FinePix XP100
  • FinePix XP150
  • FinePix XP170
  • FinePix XP200
  • XF1
  • instax SQUARE SQ10

Kodak:
  • EasyShare M1033
  • EasyShare M1093 IS
  • EasyShare V1073
  • EasyShare V1233
  • EasyShare V1253
  • EasyShare V1273
  • EasyShare Z712 IS
  • Playfull Dual
  • ZI10
  • ZI8
  • ZX3

Pentax:
  • Optio S12
  • Optio VS20
  • Q
  • Q10
  • Q7

Kodak KLIC-7004, KLIC-7005, Fujifilm NP-50, NP-50A, NP-40, Pentax D-LI68, D-LI122, D-LI8, Panasonic CGA-S004, Samsung SLB-0737 battery replacement

My KLIC-7004 battery was almost dead so i decided to replace the Li-ion cell in it. After peeling the sticker off i found the following marking stuck on the sticker: RHD563436A FTAABFE 3.7V where 563436 is the size of the original cell: 5.6x34x36mm. On Queen Battery's website i found a Sanyo UF553436G which is only 0.1mm thinner and tested it.
I also can be used to replace the cell in Kodak KLIC-7005, Fujifilm NP-40, NP-40N, Pentax D-LI8, Samsung SLB-0737, SLB-0837, Panasonic CGA-S004 series batteries.

Tests were done using ZKETECH EBC-A20, which supports up to 20A discharge, 4-wire measurement and is PC-connected.

I've used version 3.0 of my battery holder based on 0.5mm thick pure copper terminals

I've followed all the prescriptions of the IEC61960-2003 standard concerning battery's capacity measurement. Before each discharging cycle each battery was charged at standard current mentioned in its datasheet to charge end voltage (4.2V) (cut-off at 0.1A, which is the lowest supported by EBC-A20). Before each discharging or charging i've held a 1-1.5hrs pause. The environment temperature was 23.5-24.5°C. To be sure in results i've done each test minimum twice.

SANYO UF553436G
The cell which i've tested has two markings:
1. printed on the metal case:
   C
207   0649
2. engraved on the metal case:
SI7 Q1L
036 448
Kodak KLIC-7004, KLIC-7005, Fujifilm NP-50, NP-50A, NP-40, Pentax D-LI68, D-LI122, D-LI8, Panasonic CGA-S004, Samsung SLB-0737 battery replacement

The contact in the middle is the negative and the second one with the whole case is positive.

Specifications from SANYO UF553436G datasheet (pdf):
Rated capacity: 800mAh at 20°C
Minimum capacity: 800mAh at 25°C
Typical capacity: 830mAh at 25°C
Nominal voltage: 3.7V
Standard charge current: 800mA
Charge end voltage: 4.2V
Charge cut-off current: 16mA
Max. discharge current: 1.6A
Discharge cut-off voltage: 2.5V
Maximum weight: 15.6g

The measured weight of my UF553436G cell is 15.29g
Kodak KLIC-7004, KLIC-7005, Fujifilm NP-50, NP-50A, NP-40, Pentax D-LI68, D-LI122, D-LI8, Panasonic CGA-S004, Samsung SLB-0737 battery replacement

SANYO UF553436G capacity test results:
At 0.2C (0.16A) its capacity is higher than declared - 844mAh and even at 1A discharge it remains more than 730mAh! 2A rate is higher than the maximum discharge current (1.6A) but i tested to see how much does the performance go down. UF553436G is not a high drain cell so there is no surprise - the capacity is about half of the rated but the curve still looks nice!

KODAK KLIC-7004's cell replacement
I peeled off the sticker, took out the cell with PCB attached, disconnected the PCB from the cell and spot welded it to the new cell. Watch the video for details:
Kodak KLIC-7004, KLIC-7005, Fujifilm NP-50, NP-50A, NP-40, Pentax D-LI68, D-LI122, D-LI8, Panasonic CGA-S004, Samsung SLB-0737

SANYO UF553436G costs US$2.5 (without shipping) while noname replacement batteries for KLIC-7004 cost more than US$7 on eBay.

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