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From: mdavis@pro-sol@crash.UUCP (Morgan Davis)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple
Subject: Re: applecat problem
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Date: Wed, 26-Nov-86 14:51:24 EST
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My 212 upgrade card came with a really cheap ribbon cable connecting the main
board to the 212 card.  As Mel Moy (melmoy@nprdc) stated, it is easy for the
wires to come loose inside the connectors.  THey aren't soldered -- they use
those cheap friction clamps to hold them in.

What I did is made sure all the connections were in place and tight.  Then
I put a drop of solder onto each wire where it slides into the connector clamp.
The Apple Cat works just fine now, and has been for over a year since I did
this.

-Morgan Davis

mdavis@pro-sol