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From: gardner@tramp.Colorado.EDU (GARDNER PHILLIP E)
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Subject: Re: Cricket Draw vs. Adobe fonts
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Date: Wed, 23-Sep-87 15:13:45 EDT
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Keywords: failing power supply board

References:


A few weeks ago, I sent out a request for some information.
I asked about what options I have when my Mac's power supply board
fails.  I did receive a few replys.  To everyone that replied, thanks!

What I ended up doing was taking it to a local Apple dealer.
They replaced the bad board with a reworked board and charged
me $150 plus tax.  I was told that reworked boards are actually
better than the originals.  Also, a brand new board would cost over
$400.

You may be able to save some money by sending your board off
to a non-Apple individual or company but Apple may refuse to work
on that board if they can tell it was fixed at the component level.