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From: aberg@math.rutgers.edu (Hans Aberg)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac
Subject: Problems with clock III
Message-ID: <Mar.19.13.29.13.1989.14294@math.rutgers.edu>
Date: 19 Mar 89 18:29:14 GMT
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At this point I get lots of mail people telling me check the
battery is in right, and the connectors are OK, and so on. I
have of course put in the battery right - otherwise the clock
would always reset when machine turned off, but it doesn't.
Moreover, I filed the connectors both on battery and in machine,
and tightened those. Moreover, I think all these things are first
for any repairman to check.

What kind of group is this, comp.sys.mac.newuser ?

The best suggestion so far is to change the logical board, even
though it measures OK.

Hans Aberg, Mathematics
aberg@math.rutgers.edu