CMOS Battery
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How do you replace the clock battery? |
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Smudges on text on every game and even on the menu screen |
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Horizontal Lines on screen, any ideas? |
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Disc stops spinning when lid closes |
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Background
The Sega Dreamcast was launched on November 27, 1998 in Japan. Later, it was released to the United States in late 1999. The Sega Dreamcast was superior to its rivals in that it was the first 128-bit console commercially produced, having visual graphics that surpassed every game console of its time. However, its production was halted in 2001.
There were four Dreamcast variants produced: HKT-3000, HKT-3010, HKT-3020, HKT-3030. The HKT-3010 was sold in Japan; the HKT-3020, the United States; and the HKT-3030, the European nations. There is also a special model that sports the color black.
Identification
This device can be identified by model number HKT-3020.
Additional Information
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