Michael
Thank you very much for the information.
As per your advice I removed the card. I see a Round Cylinder that I assume
is the case for the battery or batteries. (Nothing else seems to even
remotely resemble a battery.) It is covered with what I will call a shrink wrap
white cover. The cover is hiding what is underneath. I can't clearly tell if this
is a simple case holding batteries or this is a battery. I can make out a
connector to the board that goes under the shrink wrap and terminates at the
top. I assume this is one connector. I tried to remove the shrink wrap cover
but felt resistance and was afraid I was doing the wrong thing. I could try to
desolder the entire case (or Battery) but thought you might know if I should
remove the shrink wrap and replace the battery or batteries inside the case or
desolder and remove the entire assembly.
Again thanks for your information. I really appreciate it.
Barry
In a message dated 8/19/2006 3:23:11 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
michael.buchner@... writes:
> If your SDS7 is working fine, you are a lucky man ;-). There is only 1
> battery to change. Open the case on the right side by removing the right front
> panel (the one with the incrementor, buttons and display). It is only 4 screws.
> Now pull out the very right board, containing the rom, ram and- the battery.
> Pray, that the battery has had no leakage and your board is still ok.
> Replace with NiCd, not Mh, Voltage is 3,6V.
> Michael
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