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> From: Richard Casey > > Way to go! > > I've got an I/O card that wants to have its cache battery pack replaced. > How > hard is that to do? Where would I get the part? That's actually what I did... I replaced the cache battery pack for the DC01 IOA. It's basically: power down, slide off side cover, remove cable from (bottom) board, remove board, remove battery casing, replace battery pack, replace casing, replace board, replace cable, replace cover, power up. The hard part is that the battery pack is held in by this plastic casing that has a tongue-and-lip piece that snaps into a slot in the actual board, and you get it in and out with a screwdriver and more force than I'm comfortable with. I came this><close to having a service rep come in, but I knuckled down and did it. I got the part from IBM. I reported the problem on Wednesday, had the part in hand Friday. Joe
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