The CPU memory battery is built into a non-socketed RAM chip
Capcom has no AA battery pack. Settings and scores are kept in a 28-pin 6264-type CMOS RAM with a battery fixed on top of the chip. The battery can't be replaced, so when it dies the whole RAM chip is replaced; it is soldered in, not socketed. Maxim and ST both make this type of part.
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Source: Capcom Pinball Problems/Solutions