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Just an additional hint for getting those nuclear war secured batteries
off the cards.
I have found that a channel lock type of pliers (a vise-grip type can
also work) that opens and a small square or hex bar such as the
standoff used to hold the motherboard of a PC are very handy. Place the
metal piece directly over the portion of the plastic clip that need to
be pressed to remove the battery. Now grip the entire plastic clip
across all three batteries making sure the metal bit takes the pressure
on that side. This forces the clip back and the battery can 'Easily' be
extracted. Reverse the procedure to re-attach the battery.
Why that clip is such unbelievably stiff plastic escapes me, but as they
say, 'It is what it is'.
- DrFranken
On 4/5/2010 10:00 AM, Pat Barber wrote:
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Now that you have described the entire process in detail, this goes in
the archives
and will help many other folks I would think.
Nice Job.
Bradley Stone wrote:
Well, got it all done. For future reference if anyone needs to do it,
here's the info I can give you.
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