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Subject: Re: Disk Drives on IIe - (nf)
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Date: Sun, 29-Apr-84 06:07:19 EDT
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Posted: Sun Apr 29 06:07:19 1984
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inmet!muller    Apr 28 13:23:00 1984

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The possibility does seem to exists, if you aren't careful.  My dealer's
service shop warns about this.  The problem is minimized if you are
careful to avoid overtightening the clamp and make VERY sure the cable
fits into the small space provided along the edge of the slot.  It is VERY
easy to get the cable pinched because it is VERY hard to get it in correctly.
The tight quarters and short cable length don't help, so you must have the
patience to back off and try assembly over again if it doesn't look right.
Of course, if you already have it installed, and it isn't too tight, and it
doesn't look pinched or installed crooked, and it works, you are probably
safer just to leave it alone...