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From: danno@us.cc.umich.edu (Daniel T. Pritts)
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Subject: Re: Broken SIMM Socket!!!
Summary: rubberbands
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Date: 12 Jul 90 18:38:09 GMT
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Same thing happened to one of us not too long ago (although on a IIci...
but the sockets are the same).   Turns out that if you got one of the
slots on the end of the 4-simm banks, you can wrap a rubberband around
all four simms and everything will be fine and dandy.  You might also
try some sort of epoxy or superglue...worst that could happen is that
you trash the motherboard, which they want you to replace anyway, right?

Good luck.

dan pritts   danno@um.cc.umich.edu