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From: MARK.HOLLINGSWORTH@f1.n354.z1.FIDONET.ORG (MARK HOLLINGSWORTH)
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Subject: Re: Dilemma: Should I do it myself?
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Date: 17 Jan 91 01:56:19 GMT
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>>Installing ram in a SE/30 under warranty<<
 
 I would go ahead & install the RAM. Only if you are a careful worker &
have fair mechanical abilites. The job is very easy, and with care, it
would be difficult to damage anything (not I said with care!).
 If you are concerned with the warrenty, then pay the dealer, or just take 
the ram out yourself if something goes wrong. That is as long as it wasn't 
something YOU did, then I wouldn't feel bad about it.
 NOte: make sure the dealer ends up with 5 meg of ram if they do the
upgrade, not just 4. You can use the 256 simms with the 1 meg simms.
 
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