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Subject: Hard Disk Recall?
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Date: 10 Nov 89 17:32:29 GMT
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Nf-From: uicsl.csl.uiuc.edu!resgroup    Nov 10 00:03:00 1989


MacWorld December 1989 , page 82 says:

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>>  Apple has issued a service notice that adds additional drives to the Apple
>>  Hard Disk 40SC repair program.  Dealers will replace an internal 3 1/2-inch
>>  40MB disks at no cost if the serial number falls within the range of 335507
>>  to 1250863.(The number is located on the rear of the 50-pin SCSI 
>>  connectors.)
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    Are these drives made by Quantum? Do these drives have anything to do with
the sticky lubricant?  My 40 Mbyte  drive is made by Quantum.  I had it PROM 
upgraded last month.  Strangely, my serial number on the hard drive is
40901180848 which is totally different from those numbers.  

    I am hoping that the 4090 is the batch number or something NOT important.
Am I right?   Any suggestion?

							Ju, Yun-cheng
							ju@uicadb.csl.uiuc.edu