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From: TE880714%STUDTEW.UFSIA.AC.BE@CUNYVM.CUNY.EDU (Stef Bracke)
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Subject: GS Power Supply
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Date: 17 Nov 89 12:47:52 GMT
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Like Collin B. Douglas and Evan, I had also troubles with my power supply.
-> The screen dimmed from time to time, the 3'5'' drive would hang, enz...

The tought of bringing my motherboard back to the dealer and paying
half the price of a new Apple //GS (or about 1100$) made me think||| (for once)
So, I took the hood of the console and took the powersupply out.
Then I shook it very gently. Result: a happy spinning drive and
a clear view| Maybe some component got angry and needed rock 'n rolling...

         Hope it works for you too,

                     Stef Bracke
                     Antwerp, Belgium
PS:Sorry for my English.