<< 
AFAIK, you don't have to disconnect the internal battery to reset power
manager.  The instructions have been oft repeated -- just hold in the power
button on the back for 30-40 seconds.
 >>

I had to look this up again to make sure, but the TIL says:
http://til.info.apple.com/techinfo.nsf/artnum/n14449
"PowerBook 200 and 2300 Series

1. Press and hold the power button on the rear of the 200 or 2300 series 
computer for 30-45 seconds.* 

2. (see Caution) If resetting the Power Manager chip does not solve the 
problem, reset the code for the Power Manager chip by removing all power 
sources and letting the unit sit for 10 minutes. (Disconnect the AC adapter, 
remove the battery and the internal backup battery.) This forces the 
PowerBook Duo to reload the Power Manager code from the system software.

**Caution** Apple-authorized service technicians may remove the internal back 
up battery to reset the Power Manager. If you are not an Apple-authorized 
service technician, please note that removing the internal backup battery is 
not a simple procedure and is not recommended. If anything is damaged in your 
attempt to remove the battery, it will not be covered under warranty."

I have tried Number 1, but have not yet tried 2.  Did not know if it would 
make a big difference.
Andrew

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