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Dell 600E CMOS battery
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Name: JimF
Date: July 2, 2007 at 20:36:49 Pacific
Subject: Dell 600E CMOS batteryOS: XPhomeCPU/Ram: AMD2400/2 gig.Model/Manufacturer: homebuilt |
Comment: I've got a dead bios battery and I've ordered a replacement---looking at the laptop I see it's connected by wires in the mem' compartment and tucked up under the case...do I just pull the battery out from under the lip where it's hidden, unhitch the wiring harness and then reverse the procedure to replace or are there some tricks/tips I should know before doing the surgery? This old laptop works well and I don't want to mess it up. Thanks, Jim.
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Name: JimF
Date: July 2, 2007 at 21:43:02 Pacific
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Reply: (edit)Sorry, I must have been dreaming! My desktop at home is my own creation but of course I wasn't refering to the laptop..in fact I now see that I called it a "DELL" 600E! It should read IBM 600E. Sorry about any confusion, the "homebuilt" tag is in my profile and it got added automatically. Now, any ideas on the battery swap-out? Jim.
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