Replacing Battery In A Yamaha AN1x (No Talking)

Recently my beloved Yamaha AN1x started giving me unlistenable patches and garbled text for patch names every time I turned it on. There was never a low battery indicator. Even after factory resets, turning the power off and on again would yield new cyberpunk gibberish and more glitched out patches with scrambled parameters. So I decided to document this process in a short video on how to replace this battery yourself. I don't like YouTube videos where dudes won't STFU and get to the point, so I am not going to inflict that on you. Once all the factory patches and system data were reset, I scrolled through some ones I thought were really awesome and recorded a few tracks. Then I browsed the AN1x PC Editor, which has 5 banks of patches that are exclusive to the software and absent in the original 128. All of the sounds in this video, including drums and rhythm, were patches from this synthesizer and came from no other source. The only post-production I did was some EQ and compressor. Yamaha AN1x Owner's Manual: https://www.synthxl.com/wp-content/up... Yamaha AN1x Service Manual: https://www.synthxl.com/wp-content/up...