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possible but not probable that you will get spares for the clock
take the clock with you to places like Jaycar as they have a range of battery holders and compartments that may substitute in place
Check for battery leakage on the springs n the battery compartment. That is the usual cause. You may have to disassemble the battery holder to clean it all out (use CLR to resolve the sludge and then clean it off).
Please check your battery (batteries) even batteries that look new, can be faulty. You also should check if the contacts of the battery and battery holder are clean and not oxidised. You could clean contacts with a dry cloth. Be sure there is no debris in the battery compartment and the batterie is inserted correct.
Somewhere, like in the electrical room, is a place where all the wires for your phone sysem go. In that room, or closet, or whatever is a Partner ACS phone system. The cards are either light gray or ivory colored and it has a bunch of modular jacks in the face of it. One of the cards is the ACS processor and it has a battery compartment on the lower right side of the face of the unit. Without turning off the system, you can slide the lock over, pull the battery holder out, and put 2 new batteries in the holder. That will stop the "change battery" message.
The 48GX runs on three AAA type alkaline batteries. However, if the device was unused that long, the button cells used for backing up the RAM cards may also be depleted, and the calculator will report "low battery" displaying the ((.)) symbol, even with fresh AAA cells installed.
The RAM card mounted batteries are type CR2016.
Main batteries:
Remove the calculator battery compartment door by pressing down and sliding it off away from the calculator.
Turn the calculator and shake the batteries out.
Replace with a fresh set of AAA alkaline batteries. Polarity is marked on the bottom of the battery compartment.
Replace the battery compartment door by sliding it back in place.
RAM card batteries:
Turn the calculator over and remove the plastic cover over the plug-in card ports (display-end of the calculator).
HP recommends to turn on the calculator while replacing the RAM card battery to avoid memory loss. I assume, your HP48GX has no marbles to recover by now anyway, so it does not matter, I guess.
Near the left side of the end of the card. you'll find the nail grip in the black plastic battery holder. Use a thumbnail to gently pull out the battery holder. There is one battery in each card (additional cards are options).
Remove the old battery from the holder and replace by a new CR2016 button cell. The "+" side of the battery should point into direction of the calculator's front.
Re-insert the holder with the new battery and check the RAM card is properly seated still.
Close the compartment by sliding back in the cover.
Yes, you can get new battery holder that comes with cover, part number is as follows: 175648311.... HOLDER, BATTERY (WITH TERMINAL Silver) DSC-W1 Camera will take apart to replace battery compartment. Hope these info will help you. Thanks.
I have the same problem on my Canon 10x42 IS WP binoculars. The Duracell copper top batteries leaked and corroded the inside of the battery holder. I will never trust those Duracell batteries again. They have ruined more than one expensive piece of mine. Just go to work and remove a few tiny screws to remove the rectangular cover screws to get at the battery holder screws and then lift the battery holder right out from inside the binoculars. You have to get inside the compartment to unplug the leads for your bad battery holder and then replace it with the new replacement battery holder which you can get from Canon for like $70. Go to the Canon website and call their toll free number and ask for binocular tech support and they will take your order for the replacement battery holder.
This code means that your backup (date/time) battery is dead and needs to be replaced. This is a small button battery that maintains date and time settings and other settings when the main battery is removed from the camera. You will need to get a CR2016 battery (button battery). It is located in the battery compartment, in a plastic holder right next to the battery door hinge.The holder should slide out of its socket.
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