Does the Extreme Summit X150 Series use a CMOS Battery?

[YouBoy_Kumar]

hello does the Extreme Summit X150 Series uses a CMOS Battery

[Drew_C]

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For the X150, I'm pretty sure that it does have a CMOS battery. I'm told that it should be a yellow cap over a chip on the CPU board and probably isn't visible right away when it is opened. Other than that, all I can say is that opening the switch may void the warranty, should one still apply.

[YouBoy_Kumar]

i no the warranty is up i check out the name ( https://www.amazon.com/STMicroelectronics-M4T28-BR12SH1-Microelectronics-M4T32-BR12SH1-Datex-Ohmeda/... ) can you please have a look at that link and let ,me know if its that, and thank you so much for all your help

[Drew_C]

I'm really not sure how much information I can give here. All I can say is that it's a SNAPHAT battery.
As I stated, if you have a warranty or contract, an RMA will be your best bet.

[YouBoy_Kumar]

i guess i have to disassemble it to get a better picture of how the battery really looks like
any idea where i can get that part too order or the name of it

[Drew_C]

I took one apart. You have to remove the board above the management port (which actually is attached to this board).
The battery is a yellow SNAPHAT style cell, and not a standard CR20xx battery. You'll need special tools (and likely a special order part) to replace it if you decide to go this route.

If the switch is covered under warrany or contract, you may be better off submitting an RMA.