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Re: Apple to Fix Quantum Drive Failures

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From: NightMeower
Date: Thu, 12 Oct 1989 13:10
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Up to this point in time, my Quantum 40 has worked fine but that of
course does not mean that it will continue to do so (Knock on wood).

All of this discussion has only said that there are some problems with
certain Quantums 40s or 80s.  Which ones are at risk?  It would be
extremely beneficial (sp?) if those people that have had real problems
with their Quantums post the serial numbers.  That way we could get an
idea of which drives have the largest potential for disastor at a
later time and we could then send them in for the "fix".

You can bet Apple and Quantum aren't going to freely give this
information out considering how long it took to finally be recognized
as a problem.  After this posting, I am certain to have lots of
friends at Apple ;-)


Kevin
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From: wiechman@athos.rutgers.edu (NightMeower)
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Subject: Re: Apple to Fix Quantum Drive Failures
Keywords: Apple,Quantum,FIX,REFUND!
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