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Lithium CMOS battery replaces the RTC backup cell on Sony Vaio VGN-FS215M motherboards
This DBTLAP lithium CMOS battery replaces the RTC backup cell on Sony Vaio VGN-FS215M laptop motherboards. It maintains BIOS settings and system time when the main power is disconnected. The unit is supplied new and tested before shipping. It is intended for motherboard-level replacement, not for the main laptop battery.
As a CMOS backup cell the battery draws negligible current during normal operation. It produces no audible noise and generates no measurable heat inside the chassis. The lithium chemistry provides a stable voltage supply to the real-time clock circuit without active cooling requirements.
Under continuous time-keeping duty the cell delivers steady voltage for the expected service life of a lithium coin cell. No performance degradation occurs during extended periods of mains power absence. The battery is designed for long-term retention of BIOS configuration data rather than high-current bursts.
| Battery Type | Lithium |
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Power off the laptop, unplug the charger, and remove the main battery first; then disconnect the old coin cell by its lead, plug the new one into the same header, and reassemble — skipping the main-battery removal is the step most people forget.
Expect roughly three to five years before the real-time clock starts losing time or BIOS settings reset, signalling the lithium cell is exhausted.
The lithium chemistry gradually loses voltage; once it drops below the threshold needed to keep the RTC running, the system clock drifts and CMOS checksum errors appear at boot.
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