That is the clock chip backup for the time display. It is a rechargable cell that is soldered in. To replace it you will have to remove the circuit board.
This begs the question... do you really care about the time display?
If your rig is loseing its menu setting and memory frequencies you have a more serious issue.
Perry K4PWO?
Sent from my Sprint Samsung Galaxy S7 edge.
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From: "John Allen via Groups.Io" <n0ja54@...>
Date: 6/28/18 7:45 PM (GMT-06:00)
Subject: Re: [ic7000] Where is and how to replace the coin sized memory battery inside the IC-7000
Ck Page 72 in service manual.
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On Thu, 6/28/18, Mystic Treg <MysticTreg@...> wrote:
Subject: Re: [ic7000] Where is and how to replace the coin sized memory battery inside the IC-7000
To:
[email protected] Date: Thursday, June 28, 2018, 6:53 PM
In the service manual,?
BT1301 3020000330 Lithium
battery ML920S/F9D? ? ?Page 56 of the Service manual.
Since there is one, where
the heck does it go?
J
Tregre,
KD8M,
on behalf
of
Her Imperial Majesty,
Mystic, Kitty
On
Thu, Jun 28, 2018 at 6:25 AM, Bill kerber,WA2ILY via
Groups.Io <wa2ily@...>
wrote:
Memory
backup
?All of the CPU¡¯s memory is backed up by an EE- PROM
(Electronically-Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory). All
data you set, such as VFO, memory, set mode contents, etc.
are stored in this EEPROM. There is no internal lithium
battery.
?Page 146.
