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Samsung Galaxy J7 V / Galaxy J7 - Remove Battery
Ensure the device is powered off.
Remove the battery cover.
Note With the device facing down, utilize the provided slot (right-edge), carefully lift then detach the cover.
Remove battery cover
Utilizing the notch in the lower-left corner, lift, then remove the battery.
Note If applicable, refer to Insert the Battery.
Remove battery
Replace the battery cover.
Replace battery cover
Press in on the cover to lock it into place.

Remove the batter cover on the back and replace the batteries. If you wish to charge the batteries using the charger, you will need to purchase a battery pack from a battery store or from an online vendor.

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Turn the calculator backward, you will see screws holding the back cover tightly, use a small Philips screwdriver to remove the screw holding the back cover in place. once all the screws are removed, you will full access to the battery, carefully remove the battery and replace it with a new one, screw back all the screws with the Philips screwdriver, after this, you are done.

All mother board has a CMOS, complementary metal oxide semiconductor, battery. The main purpose for the CMOS battery is to store the system time, date and bios settings even if the computer is turned off or the main battery dies.
Turn off the computer (laptop) unplug it. Remove the Phillips screws that secure the motherboard cover then release the cover from the clips on the bottom of the plastic casing. Lay the cover aside then locate the CMOS battery cable on the right side of the motherboard. Unplug the cable then remove the battery. After a few minutes plug the CMOS battery into the motherboard... Replace the screws then turn the computer (laptop) back over. The CMOS battery is unplugged for more than a few minutes your BIOS will be reset to the default manufacturer settings. (Password removed) now you can set new password for your bios..

Hi there!
Let me give you the steps on how to insert the sim card on your phone.
First,kindly switch off the power and disconnect the charger and any other device before removing the covers. Avoid touching electronic components while changing the
covers. Always store and use the device with the covers attached.The SIM card and its contacts can be easily damaged by scratches or bending, so becareful when handling, inserting, or removing the card.
For you to be able to remove the back cover is that you have the press the back part of the phone gently and slide down the back plate of your phone.And after that kindly remove the cover and the battery.Please open the SIM card holder and insert the SIM card into the holder with the bevelled
corner facing down and the contact surface area facing toward the contacts of
the device. Close the SIM card holder.
Line up the battery contacts, and insert the battery. Replace the back cover.
That's it!
Thanks!

All mother board has a CMOS, complementary metal oxide semiconductor, battery. The main purpose for the CMOS battery is to store the system time, date and bios settings even if the computer is turned off or the main battery dies.

Turn off the computer (laptop) unplug it. Remove the Phillips screws that secure the motherboard cover then release the cover from the clips on the bottom of the plastic casing. Lay the cover aside then locate the CMOS battery cable on the right side of the motherboard. Unplug the cable then remove the battery. After a few minutes plug the CMOS battery into the motherboard... Replace the screws then turn the computer (laptop) back over. The CMOS battery is unplugged for more than a few minutes your BIOS will be reset to the default manufacturer settings. (Password removed)

The battery that you need is a U1, 12V 33amp, you will need two of them. If your insurance will not cover replacement via Hoveround, you can purchase the batteries on your own at Batteries Plus, Insterstate Battery or any other battery warehouse for $75-120 each.
Remove the black webbing strap over the battery covers by squeezing the plastic pinch clip. Remove the cover carefully so that you do not yank any of the leads. Using a wrench loosen the bolts that attach the leads to the posts, be careful if there is any corrosion that may irritate your skin. Check the fuses to make sure they are still good; if not they are regular automotive fuses that are inexpensive and can be found at any auto parts store. Remove the plastic caps or any packaging from the new battery posts and seat the batteries on the tray, connect the leads to the posts as indicated and tighten with a wrench. Turn the power chair on to make sure the connections are good and that you get power. Replace the covers, and tighten the straps.
You may want to use the power chair until the battery is used up before you charge it fully for 8-12 hours; this will ensure that the battery gets FULLY cycled and any buildup inside the battery from it sitting on the shelf in the store is burned out. Make sure that you charge the power chair after a full day's use for 8-12 hours (overnight), not after every trip as overcharging can cause damage. If the power chair in not going to be used for a while, continue to charge the batteries at least one day a week to keep the batteries fluid.
Return your used batteries to the battery store or auto parts store for proper disposal. Good luck!

Turn your Timex Ironman face down and remove the four screws holding the back cover in place.

Remove the back case cover by gently prying it up with your screwdriver. Be careful to avoid disrupting any electrical contacts with the tip of your screwdriver.

Remove the interior sticker that covers the battery by lifting it up with the tip of your screwdriver. It should come off relatively easily. At this point the small circular battery should be visible in the compartment.

Lift up the small metal clip (battery strap) that covers the battery using the tip of your screwdriver.

Remove the battery from its housing and replace it with your new battery (available at any electronics store or online). Reassemble the watch in the same way you to took it apart.

OR take to a professional jewelry store/watchmaker.
Good luck.

At this time you need to cleat the BIOS password first so that you can get into BIOS. To cleat the BIOS password you need to open your laptop you just remove the battery first. Remove the screw and open the back cover. Locate the CMOS battery, all password are stored in CMOS memory.

Remove the CMOS battery to clear the stored BIOS password, Or you can remove also the CMOS jamper near the CMOS battery and turn on the unit with in 10 second and turn off. Reinsert the jamper. Now the BIOS password are already clear you can get now in BIOS to change some settings. Good luck