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From: gardner@boulder.Colorado.EDU (Phillip E. Gardner)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac
Subject: fixing power supply board
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Date: Tue, 8-Sep-87 13:09:07 EDT
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The power supply board on my mac just went.  A friend told me that
it might be possible to get a reconditioned board rather than buying a
completely new one.  Is this possible?  Just to make sure that
the Apple dealer is giving me a fair deal, how much should I
expect to spend to get this fixed?

Note:
I had upgraded to 2Meg but had not gotten a fan yet.  (I know,
I should have gotten a fan!!!)

Note:  My Mac has the original 128K-Mac power supply board.

Thanks for your help!!