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  First, this battery can be charged.
  The laptop must be connected to the power adapter and must be turned on for about 24 hours.

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  Try it and forget the RTC battery replacement.

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  Post edited by: schwalbe

  Eh, it's that old laptop model.
  I presume you have disassembled the machine full, right?

  RTC battery is placed on the system board. For the RTC battery free you need to disconnect the speaker of PJ16 beam. It is covered with adhesive tape. RTC battery is connected to the PJ12. It is covered with insulation of RTC.

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  Usually this problem appears only if the CMOS (real time clock) battery is empty or corrupted.
  The real time clock battery powers the internal clock in real time and calendar. It also maintains the system configuration. If the RTC battery is completely discharged, the system loses these data and the real-time clock. In this case, the message RTC battery is low or CMOS checksum is inconsistent appears.

  So I see only two possibilities:
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  Generally, the battery must be completely charged after 8-9 hoers but try to connect the laptop to the power adapter for a long time.
  If it will not help solve the problem if you contact the ASP for the RTC battery replacement.

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  Hello mikechicago,.
  
  I see that you have an error message internal battery low. I'll try to help you.
  
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  (1) is based on the fact that if the removal of the battery at the back, the error is gone, this would imply that the question is indeed with this paste and not the battery cmos.
  
  (2) on page 53 of the maintenance and Service guide, you will find the support of the spare laptop battery you with reference numbers. Who should answer this question.
  
  (3) it has not recommended to continue to use the battery. For now until you receive the replacement, it would be better to use it plugged in.
  
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  You can buy the parts store:

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  I am looking for a manual/directions to replace my CMOS battery and I can't find anything. Anyone know where I can get one? If not and I go out without instructions, do anyone know if this is a battery that I can just go out and get another battery or I should replace more than just the battery? The dough have soldered wires etc.?

  Hello

  

  You must take the RTC battery and the wire stuck on it, of the Board of Directors:

  Withdrawal of the real-time clock battery

  Before you start: follow all precautionswhen removing and replacing components.

  Remove the battery.

  1. Loosen the six screws Phillips P1 in captivity which fix the accessory cover to the bottom of the laptop.
  2. Use your finger or a flat blade tool to lift the edge of the cover of the accessory and remove it.
  3. Unplug the cable from the system board RTC battery.
  4. At the same time press the clip that keeps the RTC battery at the base, slide the RTC battery forward. The RTC battery is also attached to the motherboard with double-sided tape.

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  1. Slide the RTC battery in the clip integrated into base housing.
  2. Reconnect the cable to RTC battery to the system board.
  3. The accessory cover on the housing of the base of the toes.
  4. Tighten the 6 Phillips head screw P1 in captivity.

  Kind regards

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