Dell Latitude 9410 2 In 1 Cmos Battery Replacement Repair Guide

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5

Time Required

                          5 - 10 minutes            

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2

• Base Panel
• 3 steps
• CMOS Battery
• 2 steps

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Introduction

If your computer runs slow, receives “Booting Error” messages, or loses BIOS settings when turned off, the CMOS may need to be replaced. The typical CMOS lifespan is 3-5 years, so if you’re experiencing issues related to a failing CMOS, it’s likely time to replace it. Be sure to check the troubleshooting page before moving forward with replacement.

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Step 1

              Base Panel               

• Ensure that the laptop is unplugged and powered off before beginning.
• Place the laptop upside down on a flat surface.

Ensure that the laptop is unplugged and powered off before beginning.

Place the laptop upside down on a flat surface.

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Step 2

• Use a Phillips #00 screwdriver to loosen the ten captive screws.
• The screws are permanently fastened to the base panel; do not attempt to remove them.

Use a Phillips #00 screwdriver to loosen the ten captive screws.

The screws are permanently fastened to the base panel; do not attempt to remove them.

Step 3

• Carefully lift off the back panel.

Carefully lift off the back panel.

Step 4

              CMOS Battery               

• Carefully peel back and remove the black tape around the top left corner of the motherboard.

Carefully peel back and remove the black tape around the top left corner of the motherboard.

Step 5

• Grip the CMOS cable as close as possible to the plug, and gently pull directly backwards, in the direction of the cables, until the CMOS cable disconnects from the motherboard.
• If the cable is hard to pull out by hand, use tweezers to get a better grip on the cable connector.

Grip the CMOS cable as close as possible to the plug, and gently pull directly backwards, in the direction of the cables, until the CMOS cable disconnects from the motherboard.

If the cable is hard to pull out by hand, use tweezers to get a better grip on the cable connector.

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

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