mem reset error on billy the quid

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mem reset error on billy the quid

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I have just bought a billy the quid off my mate and when i turn it on the alarm sounds and it says mem reset error. Anyone any ideas what this is and how to fix it.
Cheers,Dan.
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hi i am getting the same on my machine, its not EVERY time i switch it on though its once ever 5 or 6 times, it comes up for error 42 mem reset. it loses all settings including my fucking note acceptor that i have to keep inputting the code!!! if its the battery how much they cost where can i get one from?? any help please thanks
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can you point me in the right direction on ebay i dont have a clue what im looking for is it easy to change on the machine?
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Replacement battery

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The battery could be going 'naturally flat' if the machine is not use for a long period,
as the battery aint exactally the biggest either (65mAh) because the machine is designed to be on about 11 hours a day.

Here ya go, get ya soldering iron out...

http://cpc.farnell.com/BT01218/batterie ... ml2032-t25

That's the correct replacement but you could bodge a bigger Ah rated battery on 'fly leads' that holds a bigger charge
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Re: Replacement battery

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6502 wrote:The battery could be going 'naturally flat' if the machine is not use for a long period,
as the battery aint exactally the biggest either (65mAh) because the machine is designed to be on about 11 hours a day.

Here ya go, get ya soldering iron out...

http://cpc.farnell.com/BT01218/batterie ... ml2032-t25

That's the correct replacement but you could bodge a bigger Ah rated battery on 'fly leads' that holds a bigger charge
Too big and you will risk overstressing the charging circuit.
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what we looking at then i cant even see where this fits into where abouts in the battery
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jesz wrote:what we looking at then i cant even see where this fits into where abouts in the battery
You have to strip out the mpu from the metal casing.
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Post by cart583 »

Thanks for your help evrybody. Is that the battery i need for my billy the quid aswell and will i be able to get one fr om maplins or somewhere like that? Will it be easy to change?
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cart583 wrote:Thanks for your help evrybody. Is that the battery i need for my billy the quid aswell and will i be able to get one fr om maplins or somewhere like that? Will it be easy to change?
It'll be different, Bell Fruit yours isn't it?
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Post by 6502 »

The board needs to be stripped from case then you will see the battery, simply de-solder it
pic attached showing location of battery
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