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How to Replace the Coin Cell Battery on Dell Pro 24 AIO

Dell Technologies
08/03/2026
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and ensure your personal safety. For more information about safety guidelines, see the owner's manual at dell.com slash support. Before you begin, turn off the computer and disconnect all the attached peripherals. To remove the coin cell battery, unlatch the stand and lift it off the system. Unlatch and remove the back cover, identify the system board shield and remove the six screws. Lift the shield out of the system, identify the coin cell battery and use a flat head screwdriver to pry it out of the system. To reinstall the coin cell battery, place it back in the system and secure it. Place the system board shield back in the system and secure it with the six screws. Relatch the back cover to the system and then relatch the stand. For more information about your Dell system, visit dell.com slash support.

TL;DR

  • The coin cell battery on the Dell Pro 24 AIO QC24251 can be replaced by the user with only a flat head screwdriver and basic disassembly steps.
  • Removal requires unlatching the stand, removing the back cover, and unscrewing six screws from the system board shield before accessing the battery.
  • Reinstallation reverses the removal steps — battery in, shield secured with six screws, back cover relatched, and stand reattached.

Summary

This short official tutorial from Dell Technologies walks through the complete process of removing and reinstalling the coin cell battery on the Dell Pro 24 All-in-One (AIO) QC24251 desktop. The video opens with a safety reminder to consult the owner's manual and disconnect all peripherals before beginning any disassembly. The removal procedure covers four key steps: unlatching and lifting the stand, removing the back cover, unscrewing the six screws securing the system board shield, and prying out the coin cell battery with a flat head screwdriver. Reinstallation follows the same steps in reverse — placing the battery back in its socket, reattaching the system board shield with all six screws, and relatching both the back cover and the stand. The tutorial is concise and tool-minimal, requiring only a flat head screwdriver, making it accessible to end users comfortable with basic hardware maintenance. Viewers are directed to dell.com/support for additional documentation and the full owner's manual.

Chapters

0:00 - Safety Guidelines
0:17 - Pre-Disassembly Preparation
0:22 - Removing the Coin Cell Battery
0:39 - Reinstalling the Battery

Key Quotes

0:00 "Be sure to read and follow the safety guidelines to protect your computer from potential damage and ensure your personal safety."
0:32 "Lift the shield out of the system, identify the coin cell battery and use a flat head screwdriver to pry it out of the system."
0:39 "To reinstall the coin cell battery, place it back in the system and secure it."

FAQ

What tools do I need to replace the coin cell battery on the Dell Pro 24 AIO QC24251?

You only need a flat head screwdriver to pry the coin cell battery out of its socket. No other specialized tools are required for this repair.

How many screws do I need to remove to access the coin cell battery?

You need to remove six screws that secure the system board shield before you can access and replace the coin cell battery.


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