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From: prindle@nadc
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Subject: "Un-sticking" drive with head past track 35
Message-ID: <249@rutgers.RUTGERS.EDU>
Date: Mon, 27-Oct-86 09:08:57 EST
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Posted: Mon Oct 27 09:08:57 1986
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From: prindle@NADC

Everyone is overlooking the most obvious way out of this dilemma - it never
fails.  Just take that funny looking piece of cardboard that came with the
drive (you did keep it, didn't you!) and shove it in the slot; the extra 
protrusion on the back of the cardboard piece pushes the head mechanism back
to track 1.  Instant fix, no screwdrivers, warranty intact.
Frank Prindle
Prindle@NADC.arpa