Dan S <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> posted at PCI PowerMacs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 10/24/03 9:39:11 AM in regards to the Cuda button: what it is/does, the following message:
presumably what is meant is the battery is easier to see and find which is difficult to argue with ...
I guess I'm blind because I cannot for the life of me find the Cuda button. I'm guessing it is on the bottom of the motherboard of my 7500 because I looked all around the area of the card and on the motherboard. Is there a small graphic depiction somewhere???
I did pull the battery though. It looked okay, though I have no battery testing devices.
David Harris
On the 7500/7600 logic board it's behind the processor slot, often hidden under the processor card and heatsink (depending on processor). You will likely need a probe of some kind to press it. Chopsticks work well, or the eraser end of a pencil.
Don't judge the battery on looks alone. A good rule of thumb is if you've never replaced the battery before, replace it now.
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