My Reply follows quote. On 20/02/2005 09:26 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: >Does anyone know how to change an SE battery that's soldiered in? Is there a >way to change it so it doesn't have to be soldiered to the board? > >Thanks >Thomas ------ I have an Apple //gs that has the same type of battery. In order to apply as little heat to the board as possible, I clipped the battery leads as close to the battery as I could, then soldered the new battery leads to the old ones. Be sure to note the polarity of the old battery before cutting it loose!
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