So I replaced the cf card in my JVL retro because I was getting the corrupted memory message and the touch screen stopped working at the same time. Unfortunately, that did not solve the problem. While tinkering with the machine, I was able to get the touchscreen working when I entered the setup menu and and then pressed the setup button to enter touch screen calibration. Strangely, this only works sometimes - specifically when the first target appears in the bottom left - but doesn’t work when the first calibration target appears in the top right. Anyway, regardless, I figure that if I replace the io battery, it may remember my setup adjustments and be less finicky (and stop the corrupted memory and restore factory settings messages on every startup). I have read other posts about replacing the battery and what I gather is that the io board has to be removed, the old battery has to be unsoldered and the new battery has to be soldered on. I have ordered the specific battery that was linked to in someone else’s post, and ordered a pen solderer/unsolder kit. I have never done any soldering with circuit board before, however, and would appreciate anyone’s advice about this particular job and any advice on removing the io board. Thanks guys!