Re: disk squeak

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From: William M. Bumgarner
Date: Tue, 02 Aug 1988 15:53

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a squealing drive usually means that the bearings are going bad.  If it is
under warranty, replace it before the warranty runs out...  if not, don't worry
about it for a while.

We had a Jasmine DD80 do that; it lasted for over two months before the damned
noise got too annoying to deal with.  Jasmine quite graciously replaced it.

b.bum

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From: wb1j+@andrew.cmu.edu (William M. Bumgarner)
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Subject: Re: disk squeak
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