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From: skank@du248-09.cc.iastate.edu (Skank George L)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.hardware
Subject: Re: Trouble with A3000 memory installation
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Date: 25 Aug 90 07:06:13 GMT
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In article <36667@ut-emx.UUCP> mjl@ut-emx.UUCP (Maurice LeBrun) writes:
>Hello all,
>
>With my collection of net.wisdom and 'Introducing the Amiga 3000' in
>hand, I boldly set out to install my new 8 1Mx4 70ns ZIP SCRAMS.  But
>all I get now when attempting to boot is the dreaded yellow screen

                         IMPORTANT NEWSFLASH!!!

     My dealer informed me Tuesday that Commodore has adopted a TOUGH new
policy with respect to the new one year warrenty.  All new Amigas are shipped
with a SEALED case,if this seal is broken the warrenty is automatically voided.
Commodore is being VERY tough about inforcing this new policy.  This policy
extends to installation of memory AND INTERNAL CARDS on all Amiga models.
During the warrenty period all work must be done at a qualified Amiga service
center or dealer for the warrenty to remain valid.  After the service is
performed the dealer will affix a sticker to the machine to mark it as having
been serviced.

     Thought you'd like to know,
                                   George