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From: dennie@venus.ucsc.edu (Dennie Van Tassel - Computer Center,31C,2434)
Newsgroups: comp.dcom.modems
Subject: Are there any cheap/legal ways to get modems fixed?
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Date: 5 Feb 88 06:31:01 GMT
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>I would like to discuss modem repair. We have a number of them that costs
>about $85 a shot to repair. Are there other avenues?

An interesting question.  Modems that connect directly to an
RJ-11 outlet (i.e. all modems) are FCC registered to certify
that they cannot cause harm to the telephone system.  My
understanding is that it voids the registration for anyone
besides the factory to work on a modem.

Are there any cheap and legal ways to get modems fixed?
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