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Article #20644Re: Fixing your own Mac
From: Tom Schenck
Date: Thu, 22 Oct 1987 16:16
Date: Thu, 22 Oct 1987 16:16
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If you do indeed find a schematic to work from, let me warn you:
If you do any work on your board, and you have to take the machine in to an
authorized service center, the price will go UP to have that part fixed. Apple
does NOT in ANY way support end users working on their own Macintoshes.
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