What is the purpose of the little switch by the battery?

Hi Scott - There is a TINY little "slide switch" on the edge of an SD card that is quite easy to accidentally move. It's purpose is to keep important stuff from being accidentally erased. If you look in the image below, just to the left of the word "Extreme" you'll see the slide lock - it's small, in the "notch" to the left of Extreme. You'll also see that the word "Lock" is written vertically and points down (in this case) to indicate which way is locked. This disk is unlocked. Best wishes.

tiny, little on off switch on helicopter,s under side left or right

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This is a picture of your motherboard. The RTC (CMOS) battery is the little light blue and silver circle in the lower left part of the motherboard(about 1cm from the left edge of the board and 4 cm from the bottom edge of the board). It's much smaller than a standard desktop's cmos battery (2032). You should be able to pop the tiny 2 pin connection out of the tiny slot there to reset it.

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Blower Motor Below right side oft?

Blower Motor Relay . In engine compartment fuse relay box

Blower Motor Resistors Below right side oft?

Blower Switch Below center oft?

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Blower Removal

1. Discharge the refrigerant from AC system. (Refer to the operating instructions of

your refrigerant recovery recycling charging station for proper procedures.)

2. Disconnect the inlet and outlet pipe from the evaporator.

NOTICE

- When connecting and disconnecting, refer to Quick Coupling below

- Immediately plug all open fittings to keep moisture out of system.

3. Remove the cover and drain hose.

4. Remove the glove box and disconnect the wiring harness connector.

5. Remove the blower unit.

6. Install in the reverse order of removal.

7. Evacuate the refrigerant system. (Refer to the operating instructions of your

refrigerant recovered cycling charging station for proper procedures.)

S. Charge the AC system. (Refer to the operating instructions of your refrigerant

Recovery recycling charging station for proper procedures.)

Toshiba Pocket PC e310 is shipped with an Enabled security feature, which switches off the batteries. In order to be able to turn on the unit, the Battery Switch must be in a battery "Supply" position. Please check if the Battery Switch is in a Stop position or Supply position. The Battery Switch can be found on the lower left edge of the unit, next to the "Cradle Connection Port". Please see the below diagram The Battery Switch supplies or stops power to the Pocket PC. When using the Pocket PC for the first time, slide this switch to the left with the stylus pen. If you have further questions, please refer to the Instruction Manual page 2-3 (19 of 104).

The Toshiba Pocket PC e310 is shipped with an Enabled security feature, which switches off the batteries. In order to be able to turn on the unit, the Battery Switch must be in a battery "Supply" position. Please check if the Battery Switch is in a Stop position or Supply position. The Battery Switch can be found on the lower left edge of the unit, next to the "Cradle Connection Port". Please see the below diagram The Battery Switch supplies or stops power to the Pocket PC. When using the Pocket PC for the first time, slide this switch to the left with the stylus pen. If you have further questions, please refer to the Instruction Manual page 2-3 (19 of 104).

The Toshiba Pocket PC e330 is shipped with an Enabled security feature, which switches off the batteries. In order to be able to turn on the unit, the Battery Switch must be in a battery "Supply" position. Please check if the Battery Switch is in a Stop position or Supply position. The Battery Switch can be found on the lower left edge of the unit, next to the "DC-In Socket". Please see the below diagram The Battery Switch supplies or stops power to the Pocket PC. When using the Pocket PC for the first time, slide this switch to the left with the stylus pen. If you have further questions, please refer to the Instruction Manual page 2-3 (20 of 105).

The Toshiba Pocket PC e740 is shipped with an Enabled security feature, which switches off the batteries. In order to be able to turn on the unit, the Battery Switch must be in a battery "Supply" position. Please check if the Battery Switch is in a Stop position or Supply position. The Battery Switch can be found on the lower right edge of the unit, next to the "Cradle Connection Port". Please see the below diagram The Battery Switch supplies or stops power to the Pocket PC. When using the Pocket PC for the first time, slide this switch to the left with the stylus pen. If you have further questions, please refer to the Instruction Manual page 2-4 (21 of 182).

The Toshiba Pocket PC e570 is shipped with an Enabled security feature, which switches off the batteries. In order to be able to turn on the unit, the Battery Switch must be in a battery "Supply" position. Please check if the Battery Switch is in a Stop position or Supply position. The Battery Switch can be found on the lower left edge of the unit, next to the "Cradle Connection Port". Please see the below diagram The Battery Switch supplies or stops power to the Pocket PC. When using the Pocket PC for the first time, slide this switch to the left with the stylus pen. The Battery Switch Lock on the lower left side of the unit (see the diagram), secures the main Battery Switch to the Supply position. If you have further questions, please refer to the Instruction Manual page 2-3 (13 of 103).

This switch does not operate any function on the battery. It is simply used as a self reference tool. You can switch it to RED to tell yourself it’s charged and BLACK to tell yourself it’s un-charged.