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From: cssu@cdfc.utoronto ("Comp. Sci. Students' Union - Tak Ariga")
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple
Subject: re: Disk Drive Head Alignment
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Date: Tue, 9-Dec-86 02:19:41 EST
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Posted: Tue Dec  9 02:19:41 1986
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Well, unless you have some hardware tinkering experience, and you have
good diagnostics software, I would not reccomend trying to align your
drive head yourself.

This is not as easy as adjusting your drive speed!  I know that you can
do a lot more harm than good since once you loosen the alignment, you may
never get it back right!

Like I said, unless you already have good software to check the alignment,
I would reccomend that you have a technician look at it.  It may cost you
more to buy the software, than to pay a techie to look at it.

--Tak Ariga

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