IBM ThinkPad T41 CMOS Battery Replacement
This repair guide will aid you in taking apart your IBM ThinkPad T41 laptop to reach and replace its BIOS battery.
Do not uninstall the battery when is Setting a Supervisor Password!
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Close the screen and turn the closed laptop over.
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Remove all 17 screws on the bottom of the computer.
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The yellow marker at the rear denotes the UltraBay device retaining screw. This screw is optional as the UltraBay mechanism will hold the drive or battery in place anyway. The yellow marker at the front denotes the hard disk caddy retaining screw.
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Close the laptop and turn it over.
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Remove the five plastic stickers covering the screws on the front edge of the case.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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You will need to buy the dc jack that has the the wire harness on it, the wires in the computer are soldered to the jack so if you try to use them will result in a smaller wire to work with and you will not beable to connect the ribbon from the monitor to the MB
It is absolutely unnecessary to remove all of the screws as shown in the first image, in fact it would be counter productive to do so. One need only remove the screws that have a symbol of either the keyboard, the palm rest or both. The screw locations also have numeral indicators adjacent to them showing the specific size screw for that location.
For easy battery replacement follow these video guides:
http://support.lenovo.com/en_US/product-...
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For easy battery replacement follow these video guides : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ZI-8Q2j...
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Is there a quicker way to get to the CMOS battery interface? What alternate step could be used when using a CMOS AAA battery replacement instead? If possible, send me an email in response to this comment. Thanks in advance.
