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From: ifaq570@ccwf.cc.utexas.edu (allen kitchen)
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Subject: Re: Universal Remote Problems
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Date: 7 Nov 90 00:43:40 GMT
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	Gee... I've never heard of an LED (which is what those things
at the front of your remote are ) being broken in a fall, much less all
of them at once. From what you've described I would try to find some broken
solder joints or broken wires. The parts in most solid state devices are
not too easy to break with simple g forces. Typically the weakest point
on these remotes is the connections from the board to the battery...
concentrate on that and you will probably be surprised.  

Disclaimer...  "  Who... Me???  "
allen