Fixed Memory Error!!!!!
Ok.. It wasn't the battery, it was the connection!
Here's the fix.. The original battery leaked and deteriorated some of the pads on the
left (+ side) and right (- side). The W1 2 prong jumper next to the battery needed to be replaced with two new pins.
Things you need 2 convert to cr2032 lithium battery cell.
1. Lithium battery holder (usually 25 cents or under)
2. cr2032 power cell
3. Two strands of hook up wire.
4. 1 x 1n4001, 4002, 4003 or 4004 diode
5. bus wire
Here's what to do. Looking at the main board straight on, you'll see the old battery.
If your pads were deteriorated by acid, this fix is for you.
Take the lithium battery holder and take a small strand of hook up wire and solder a piece to the + side of the holder. Strip a piece of wire from the other side and install a 1n4001 diode. Band should be directed away from the holder so it doesn't charge. Then hook up a piece of hook up wire to the - side of the holder. Strip a piece away from the other side of the wire and now you're ready to solder in the + and - sides to their appropriate places on the board.
One step you must do to make sure your battery will work. Using your meter, set it to continuity test. Take the black lead and place it on the - side of the hook up wire you just soldered in. Remove the W1 jumper next to the battery and place the red lead on the pin closest to the - connection point. there should be continuity. Secondly, place your black lead on the next jumper pin and the read on the ground to the bottom of the board (runs along the edge of the entire board). If continuity is reached here too, You'll have power.
My issue was this. The + and minus pads were sooo bad, I ran bus wire from the negative hook up point to the closest jumper pin and soldered the bus wire to these two points. Then, the second jumper pin I also soldered a bus wire connection to and then ran this to ground.
All works well now!
Now for the sound problem!!!!