Dell Latitude E5430 (P27G-001) CMOS Battery How-To Video Tutorial
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- STEP-1: Avoid static discharge by grounding yourself using a wrist grounding strap or by touching a bare metal surface like a connector on the back of the laptop and remove all the power including the battery and power adapter.
- STEP-2: Slide the battery latches towards the outside of the laptop until they click.
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Thanks for the vid. No thanks to Dell company for making such stupid decision of making CMOS battery so inaccessible. Thankfully I got paid for it.
yeah, its hard to get to this battery but you could do it much quicker, you could cut some part of that plastic cover over the battery and replace it, I saw it on other video.
Why they make hell to change CMOS bettery ?
What a idiot desgin
Very very Fool design. Im worried when the cmos battery finish suddenly.
Wow, I can’t believe you have to completely strip the laptop down to remove a CMOS battery that costs less than $10. Dell must have hired one of the HP (no, it doesn’t stand for Hewlett-Packard, it stands for Horrible Products) engineers to design this laptop.
Crazy procedure, but cecessary. Battery is beneath the lower left corner of the shell, where you can't gain any accesses from the outside. Maybe a dedicated hole with a little cover should have been helpful for users.
a dedicated hole would have been nice. Anything would've been an improvement. It's like they couldn't have made it much more difficult, even if they tried.
Wow that's a lot just to get to the battery.
After watching the video, I decided to cut the white piece of plastic over the battery, that was much easier
You really should do a video of that. I'm sure it would be highly appreciated by many and it would definitely make life easier ;) I am serious. This video has over 32k views, and probably all looking for an easier way to change the battery that what was detailed in the well detailed video.
I did the same using a Dremel cutting bit, the vid is very helpful though for knowing the precise location.
@@chundanauk I've got a Dremel, thanks for the good idea. I've just been leaving it plugged in to the AC adapter. At least it saves the date/time. I'd rather not have to do that and I have a new CMOS battery. I just need to dig out my Dremel tool ;)
Ran into a stripped screw in this laptop and had to get a Dremel to get it out. It appears that this laptop has been altered before I got it as it was missing several screws, the Bluetooth chip, and had an extra part attached to the audio USB. Also, in order to get the motherboard out, I had to disconnect the wlan. For some reason it was larger that it's original slot permitted and was causing the motherboard to be stuck. But, after all that, I got to the battery and unplugged it. Now I'm going to leave it out over night and put it back together tomorrow. Thanks so much for this tutorial!
The lattitude 6000 series is easy,just take out 2 screws for back cover,and it's right there.
there were probably too many complaints, so they redesigned it
Yes sir, your cmos battery had died. How much to fix? Parts: $.90, Labor $600. Have a nice day.
pro tip : don't remove the display, only partially the screw under the left hinge, then wiggle the motherboard out
this is rocket scince.
who ever deigned and passed this design. he must be great donkey.
WTF, Dell?
Reeeeeaaaallllyyy?????? This is dismantling the whole computer !!! I thought this might be a prank !!! Wish it was !!! No way am I doing all this !!! I have done some screens and keyboards but ......to my tech I go !!!
In my case not all screws had to be unscrewed to get motherboard out and there was no need to remove CPU. Anyway, screws size and location shown in Your video are priceless :) Thanks a lot!
If you're able to see and read the arrows have screw size on them it's just placement might be a bit tricky due to hidden locations
Please tell me there us an easier way? I urgently need to change mine but did not think it would be so difficult
what is that work ! all that for cmos battery!
yeah, its hard to get to this battery but you could do it much quicker, you could cut some part of that plastic cover over the battery and replace it, of course that solution isn't so professional like on this video but much much quicker and easier, I saw it on other video.
Thank you for showing the location of the battery. I rather decided to remove only the CPU access door. Then I cutted a hole in the gray plastic cover above the SD Card reader to access the battery and its connector. There is at least 1mm space between the plastic and the battery, so the risk of damaging something is pretty low.
You're welcome. Glad that method worked for you.
Confused why did you have to remove the monitor screen? I have replaced my optical and the Bluetooth card course with your instructions going so fast I forgot to snap the sound card ribbon down so had to redo it again the only saving grace is the more I take it apart the easier it gets.🙄
keep up the good work dell engineers 👍
lol... sarcasm, right?
Great video, thanks. Just ridiculous amount of work to get to a CMOS battery. Better idea, don't let your main battery ever fully drain, and you won't have to worry about this.
Sorry that is inaccurate about never having to replace if you don't let battery drain! These batteries do go bad and when they go bad Dell Laptops will go in to a boot loop until you replace the cmos battery
@@jrosen0624able that is completely incorrect on the 5430 and many other models. There are a few dell models that will not boot and give off an ear piercing beep sequence, but most will boot just fine with a dead cmos battery. If the main battery is always charged, it will also hold all bios settings.
@@jimrobbins4259 I will not argue since you know it all never mind my 10 + years working mainly on Dell laptops and being a Dell certified and having seen this over and over. Again the main batteries do not last that long maybe a year or 2 and when they do go bad then if the cmos battery is dead then you get the boot loop I mentioned!
@@jrosen0624able yes, of course the main battery doesn't last forever. When it goes bad, change it, go in the bios, set your settings and you're good for another several years. I've been working on Dell since the 90s, but not a competition, just want accurate information out there.
Hola cómo están. Muchas gracias por el video. Ya lo hice y reemplace la batería. Pero ahora mi PC no enciende. Intenta encender y se escucha el ventilador. Pero de nuevo se apaga. Me podrían ayudar por favor. Muchas gracias
Es un tema del tipo sata
Total insanity!!!
Per evitare di smontare tutto basta fare un buco in basso a destra, molto semplice, ma fate attenzione
Thank you for the video! I changed the cmos battery, but it won't boot. Just the switch button is on. Can you please help, thank you!
It will be great if you could make another video on HOW TO CHANGE THE CMOS BATTERY AND TROUBLESHOOTING...because I saw that many people have problem after, when they replace the battery....it won't boot. Thank you!
Unfortunately there isn't an easy way to troubleshoot a laptop without being able to see it. I suggest going back through the laptop and making sure all the cables are plugged in and not loose.
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Thank you for your reply. I appreciate it. I will try again. :-))
Most likely problem is once you removed the CPU Heatsink you really should apply a fresh coat of Thermal Paste otherwise the old Thermal Paste has become hard and solid over the years and there might be some spots where metal is touch metal which will keep it from booting up. The board is shortening out because of the metal touching metal between the cpu and heatsink.
I'm not surprised your laptop wasn't working after changing the battery. That's the problem with practically dismantling an entire laptop to simply change a CMOS battery. Something else invariably gets screwed up or damaged while reassembling. Maybe you can give us an update with how you resolved the problem. It would be much appreciated, even though by now you might have already gotten a new laptop. Thanks.
Nice. Now how can I play this video in reverse?
Hi, sorry we slacked on our re installation step by steps on these older tutorials. You'll have to use the video segments as reference when retracing your steps unfortunately. Newer videos we're adding a reversal now so we do agree it's the friendly thing to do to have the installation content as well. Best of luck!
@@dellpartspeople That's what I ended up doing. I managed to go back and replay several steps to make sure I wasn't putting screws back into holes that didn't need screws until other parts were in place. Fortunately, it's all back together now and working perfectly, only had three screws left over. 😂
For the CMOS battery, I ended up cutting the leads off of the dead battery, added longer wires, and attached them to a battery holder that I salvaged from an old motherboard that I had lying around. I relocated the battery into an extra wireless card expansion slot that wasn't being used. Now, if the battery ever needs replaced, all I have to do is remove two screws and the bottom cover and it's right there between the RAM and the Wi-Fi card.
Remove the CPU? GFY, terrible.
Did Dell fire the engineers (please!) who thought it was okay to make a CMOS battery this hard to replace? This is why I don't buy or recommend Dell.
What the?? 😢
This is excessive. You dont need to remove the cpu, dc jack, hinges, screen, screen cables, antenna cables, screen brackets, bluetooth card, audio board. Remove the dvd, heatsink, palmrest screws, palmrest, kb and unplug cables that go into the motherboard, unscrew mb screws and you can get it out
Why you have to take out the cpu lol... you are make a disasembley video tutoria not cmos battery change nooob
Worst ever cmos battery location. the designer was lobotomized I suppose.
The whole design is a mess