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Old 12-04-2007, 21:32   #8
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Re: A Sega Saturn that works??
From Sega trobleshooting: Linky

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Originally Posted by Sega
Go to the battery compartment located on the left-hand side of the back of the console. Remove the battery compartment door. You should see a Lithium battery (nickel - shaped, shiny metal) inside with a small black ribbon sticking out from underneath the Lithium battery.
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you should replace the Lithium battery. Replace with a standard Lithium battery model #CR2032 available at your local pharmacy, convenience store, office supply store, or general retailers. Sega of America does not sell the Saturn Lithium battery as a replacement part.
Having had a look at one thats gathering dust in the back of a cupboard you should be able to swap the battery without any trouble. It's behind a compartment at the right-rear of the console.
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