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Mac SE Screen

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From: Gregory Ford
Date: Thu, 14 Sep 1989 22:51
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My Mac SE screen has recently begun to shimmey in and out at odd intervals
while I use it.  I have to wonder, "Is this a sign of a forthcoming problem"?
I just added an internal Quantum 80 HD but that didn't make it occur anymore
often nor anymore severe, and leads me to believe that it probably isn't
the power supply, but then, I'm no EE.  I do, however, know how to wield a
soldering iron, and if someone could tell me that a wire was loose and needed
fixing, I could take care of it.  

If anyone else has had this problem, and could tell me what they did about
it, including how much it cost to be fixed at a repair shop (no warranty
here), I'd graciously appreciate it.

Thanks in advance

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* Greg Ford				GEnie:    G.FORD3		      *
* University of Southern California	Internet: gford%nunki.usc.edu@usc.edu *
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From: gford@nunki.usc.edu (Gregory Ford)
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Subject: Mac SE Screen
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