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Subject: Re: Dissatisfaction with NeXT (not the machine, the company) (formerly
Message-ID: <1991Jan25.170100.829@csn.org!datran2>
Date: 25 Jan 91 17:01:00 GMT
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In article <1991Jan25.133302.4796@wam.umd.edu> mikec@wam.umd.edu (Michael D. Callaghan) writes:
>
>Mine sucks air in the back of the Cube, and blows air out the front. It
>didn't come that way from NeXT. Also, it is no great task to cut a piece
>of filter from an a/c unit or such, and tape it in front of the fan.
>

When you get your update kit you will find a filter and instructions
for turning the fan around.  Yes.  Its as simple as that.  Just unscrew the
fan and it can be turned around and remounted.  Its all symmetric.
Do not reverse the polarity on the power.

No warranty expressed or implied.  I can't be responsible if you do
things to your cube.

Steve.


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