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    CF-C2A CMOS or other?

    Discussion in 'Panasonic' started by Terri-Lyn Love, Aug 11, 2021.

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    Hello everyone. I just did a tear down of a CF-C2A because I'm going to swap motherboards from another CF-C2A - Anyway...when I pulled it apart I found a nearly exploded battery, but it's not the CMOS, it's a different one..

    Does anyone know what this one's for?

    The big white arrow is pointing to a good battery. The nearly exploded one is already put away in my fire bag

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    [first time posting, not sure if image will come through]
     
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    Can't seem to get the image to load, but have confirmed it is the 'bridge' battery.
     
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