Texas Instruments TI-92+, Tip List

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6. Install the six Torx screws.
7. Install the backup battery, (+) side up, and the backup battery door.
8. Install the AAA batteries and the cover.
9. Check the memory with Var-Link, and restore if needed. Note that even if the memory contents
seem complete, custom units and custom key assignments may be lost.
Disassembly and assembly instructions for the TI-92+
You will need a T-8 Torx driver and a small Phillips screwdriver or flat-blade screw-driver. A T-9 driver
can also be used.
Disassembly:
1. Remove the back plastic cover. Put the calculator face-down on a soft surface.
2. Remove the four AA batteries.
3. Remove the back-up battery clip and backup battery. If the backup battery is held in too tightly,
bend the end of a heavy paper clip and use this to pry out the battery.
4. Loosen the 14 T-8 screws which hold the black inner cover. You do not need to completely
remove the screws fromt the cover. Lift of back inner cover.
5. Remove the T-8 screw through the foil shield at the upper left of the back-up battery area.
6. Lift out the PCB.
7. Remove the rubber keypad sheet.
Assembly:
1. Install the rubber keypad sheet. Make sure that the plastic alignment pins are through the
holes in the keypad sheet.
2. Install the PCB.
3. Install the short T-8 screw through the foil shield.
4. Install the inner back cover and align the screws with the mating holes, then tighten the 14 T-8
screws
5. Install the back-up battery, (+) side up, and the battery cover. Tighten the battery cover screw.
6. Install the (4) AA batteries.
7. Install the back outer cover and fasten the lock.
8. Check the memory with Var-Link, and restore if needed. Note that even if the memory contents
seem complete, custom units and custom key assignments may be lost.
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