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Replaces the CMOS RTC battery on an Acer TravelMate 6592 laptop motherboard
This DBTLAP lithium coin cell replaces the CMOS RTC battery on an ACER TravelMate 6592 motherboard. It restores BIOS settings and system time when the original cell is exhausted. The unit is new and tested before shipping.
This part suits anyone whose TravelMate 6592 loses the date or BIOS configuration after power loss. It is not a main laptop battery and will not power the system. Buyers needing a primary power pack should look elsewhere.
The lithium cell provides the low current required to keep the real-time clock and CMOS RAM alive while the notebook is off. It handles normal standby durations but cannot supply power for booting or running the computer.
| Battery Type | Lithium |
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This battery is compatible with the ACER TravelMate 6592 motherboard.
Yes, it replaces the existing CMOS RTC battery on that same motherboard.
The system clock should hold the correct date and time after the laptop is powered off.
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