| T.R | Title | User | Personal
Name | Date | Lines |
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| 706.1 | | BEING::EDP | Always mount a scratch monkey. | Mon Dec 30 1991 18:02 | 11 |
| Re .0:
Batteries cannot be replaced by most users. I think the fastening
mechanisms on cartridges might be difficult or impossible to open
without special tools or causing damage to the cartridge. I wonder if
a service center might be able to replace the batteries for a small
fee. When batteries go, call Nintendo, play the game without saves, or
throw it away.
-- edp
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| 706.2 | | HOTWTR::RITTER_RO | | Fri Jan 03 1992 16:28 | 2 |
| The batteries are replaceable by a repair center. You can call
Nintendo and they will tell you where there is one in your local area.
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| 706.3 | Thanks | AIMHI::DEROO | | Fri Jan 03 1992 18:00 | 6 |
| Thanks.....I was shying away from buying used games that have batteries
because of that....I guess I din't need to. Unless of course,
replacement is expensive.
Thanks again.
Ken
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| 706.4 | | MILKWY::SMCCORMICK | Hurricane Scott | Mon Jan 06 1992 18:55 | 8 |
|
I took apart our Zelda cartridge the other day. It's pretty
easy to replace the battery. Probably just as easy as
replacing watch batteries. The battery itself is pretty
large, I've never seen one like it before.
Scott.
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| 706.5 | | BEING::EDP | Always mount a scratch monkey. | Tue Jan 07 1992 09:32 | 6 |
| Note: Some of the older cartridges might be fastened differently than
newer cartridges. I recall a note on Usenet about Nintendo switching
from screws to snaps or something.
-- edp
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