X6 internal battery problem

I have a X6 16gb. The problem is when i remove the battery to change simcard, the date and clock will have to be resetted. I do own Nokia 5800 and this sort of problem never happen.
After some Googling, i found out that the internal battery(aux battery) maybe have been spoiled.
If i send my X6 to Nokia Care Centre, will they charged me some fee? The unit is still under warranty by Zitron..Thx..
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@fwhoam - this subject pops up every now and then (there are some other threads where this is mentioned as well) and the fact is that there is no back up battery in X6 (any of the three models; 32GB, 16GB and 8GB). We've verified this with X6 development (R&D) team and there is also FAQ about this.
-ThreeOs

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