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HME system 20 drive-thru timer system operations manual.pdf

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5. Low Battery Condition:<br />

When the battery power in the System <strong>20</strong>A control unit<br />

is low, a LOW BATTERY message will appear on the data<br />

display. If this happens, change the battery as follows.<br />

LOW BATTERY<br />

WARNING: Do not unplug the unit from the electrical<br />

outlet, or all data may be lost.<br />

CAUTION: Handle the battery with a clean cloth or<br />

clean hands. Do not get grease or body<br />

oil on the battery or its contacts.<br />

❑ Remove the front cover from the control unit by pushing<br />

down on the two release clips on the top of the unit, and<br />

carefully pulling out on the cover.<br />

❑ Note the positions and orientation of the connectors on<br />

the three cables at the bottom of the circuit board inside<br />

the control unit. Disconnect the three cables and set the<br />

cover aside.<br />

❑ Locate the battery near the upper, left corner of the<br />

circuit board. (See Figure 14)<br />

❑ If there are tie wraps over the battery, cut and remove<br />

them. They were used to hold it in place for shipping,<br />

and will not need to be replaced.<br />

❑ Very carefully, pull the metal clip (See Figure 15) up<br />

slightly from the battery, just enough to remove the<br />

battery from under the clip.<br />

❑ Place your fingernail under the ridge on<br />

the left side of the battery (See Figure 15)<br />

and lift it out of the control unit.<br />

CAUTION: Do not pull the metal clip too far<br />

back. If it bends, it may not reconnect<br />

with the battery.<br />

❑ Replace the battery with a Duracell DL2450<br />

battery, or equivalent 3 volt battery. Very<br />

carefully slide it in place under the metal clip.<br />

NOTE: Be certain the battery is inserted with the<br />

positive (+) side up (the side with the<br />

writing on it).<br />

❑ Reconnect the three cables on the inside of the cover in<br />

the same positions and orientation as they were previously<br />

connected to the circuit board. Replace the cover on the<br />

control unit by aligning the tabs on the bottom of the cover<br />

in the slots on the bottom of the unit, and pressing it in at<br />

the top until the two release clips on the top of the cover<br />

snap securely in place.<br />

Ridge on<br />

left side<br />

of battery<br />

Metal clip<br />

Battery<br />

Figure 14.<br />

Battery location inside<br />

System <strong>20</strong>A control unit<br />

Figure 15.<br />

System <strong>20</strong>A battery<br />

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