How I access the battery? - 2007 Yamaha V Star 1300

The batteries are normally accessed from a compartment accessed from inside the door. You use the Emergency Key, open it and replace the batteries. Then you press the reset button and enter a new PIN code.

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There are ways to very easily open these mickey mouse safes using no tools.

Your device is equipped with an internal battery that cannot be removed.

Remove the seat. Then remove the plastic cowling. It may be held on with velcro at the corners. Battery is under the cowling.

You need to access the hood release at the release mechanism in the centre of the bonet. With any luck with that model hopfully you can access it with a long screwdriver through the grill or reaching up from under the car behind the bumper.

From Sony Help... Error: ACCESS

Solution:
The battery indicator will flash and/or the IC recorder will display the error ACCESS when the batteries are low. Install new, fully-charged batteries to resolve this issue.

NOTE: Be sure to install the type of batteries specified in the user manual. Manuals are available online through the Manuals/Specs/Warranty link on this page.

The troubleshooting steps listed above should resolve your issue. If you have completed all of the steps and the issue is not resolved, service may be required.

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Remove the seat to access the battery.

1st, remove the passenger pillion seat.
2nd, remove the driver seat

Shut down the computer. Disconnect any cords connected to the computer.

Turn the computer over.

Locate the access door latch.

Push down to release the latch, this sets it in the open position, and remove the access door that covers the battery.

To replace the access door:

Line the access door up with the bottom case and the tabs in the battery bay.

Lower battery access door into place.

Make sure the toshiba laptop battery is level with the bottom case of your MacBook.

Press the latch into place, so it is in the closed position.

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If you have loast the password, to reset the BIOS password you need to remove temporarily the CMOS battery , so to reset BIOS settings.

Some model may be using NV Ram, in that case removing the battery is not enough.

The battery is located on the lower side on the motherboard.

On many DELL models the battery can be accessed from the side of DVD slot, battery slot, or RAM slot, without disassemblying the laptop.

On some model you may need complete disassembly (eg. Dell Le series).

The battery looks like a couple of coin batteries wrapped in plastic.

Before disassemblying or removing covers, always unplug adapter and remove battery.

On Dell Inspiron 8500 the battery can be accessed from a side , after removing the primary battery.

I think Dell 8500 can be set to use NV Ram to store the password.
In this case the problem cannot be solved removing primary battery, then accessing and removing CMOS battery for few minutes.

If you still cannot reset you have two way out.

Disassemble completely and access the NVRAM microswitch, or contact Dell and get master password.

You can also try one of this standard Dell factory CMOS password:

ALFAROME
BIOSTAR
biostar
biosstar
CMOS
cmos
LKWPETER
lkwpeter
setup
SETUP
Syxz
Wodj
Dell

Most laptops have 3V lithium button batteries, Some ThinkPads have them but they have leads attached to them. The most commonly used battery for both desktop computers and laptops are CR2032
The BIOS battery are sometimes easy to access and usually on the bottom of the laptop behind a panel that also houses the RAM or modem or LAN card. Others are more difficult to access and most likely under the keyboard.
If you can access a manual for your laptop, it will indentify the location exactly.

you access the battery thru the right front wheel well...remove the right front tire and remove the access panel from the front of the wheel well. brace holding the battery in place, slide out battery and remove battery cables as they become accessible.... Pack a lunch as this is a lot more diffiucult than it appears. You might be better off just letting your mechanic replace it for you.