N80 Clock reset after restart, pls help

Since w while now, every time i restart my phone, i need to set my clock again.
Apparantly it resets after the phoone has bene switched off.
The battery is completly full, and i've installed the latest firmware.
Can anyone help me fix thix problem?

This has come up before. The best theory (well, I think it's the best - the fact it was mine is purely coincidental) is that the phone has a secondary battery for the clock, just like in a PC.
What this means is that the problem is hardware and to get it fixed I'm afraid you need to take the phone to a service centre.

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