Why do I get an E message when printing on TI-5019 Texas instrument?

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1. Using a small phillips head screwdriver, remove the six small screws off the back. Be careful not to lose the small screws.
2. Using a small straight head screwdriver, insert it into one of the two slots at the top of the calculator and twist. The top of the calculator should pop open.
3. Remove the back of the calculator.
4. Using the straight screwdriver, insert it below the bottom of the two silver batteries and pop the batteries out.
5. Replace the batteries with two new GPA76 batteries.
6. Replace the cover and isert the screws.

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It has a solar battery. It has to be in the light, either sun light or artificial light to operate. HOWEVER, if the battery is shot, it must be replaced. Take your calculator to any radio shack store and ask them to test the battery for you. If it is no good, they will be able to replace it for a fee.

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Hello,
Here is the link to free downloads of TI graphing calculator's guides.

http://education.ti.com/educationportal/downloadcenter/SoftwareList.do?website=US&tabId=2&paneId=17

Enjoy

Hope it helps

SOURCE: how to clear the memory key on Texas instrument

Hello,
Your calculator has 3 memories (M1, M2,M3)
To store the number 170 in M1 use 170[STO]1
To recall a number from M1 use [RCL]1
To add a number to the content of M1 [2nd][SUM]1 (adds displayed value to contents of M1).
[2nd][EXC] 2 exchanges the value already displayed with the contents of M2:

To erase (clear) a memory register, just store 0 in it.

Hope it helps.

SOURCE: texas instruments ti-86 screen problem

The TI-86 uses a very small, very thin ribbon cable to connect the display board to the LCD. The cable is about 2.5 " wide and about 4" long, and is only slightly thicker than a piece of paper but has about 40+ leads buried inside. Over time the leads will break at the folds (there are at least two folds in this cable to fit it down inside the case). There is no cheap solution to fix this problem. You might have some "Mr. Fix-it" try to fix it, but he will tell you to throw it away after he renders it completely inoperable. The calculator uses two Torx bit screws at the bottom of the case (T-6 size) so you will have to get the correct screwdriver to open the case. Save your money, sanity and time and use it till you can't stand the missing lines and throw it out. Even the data cable looks like it is glued down so if it lifts off after being cooked or frozen a couple of dozen times in the back of your car you can't fix this.