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From: MARCELO@phoenix.princeton.edu (MARCELO)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac
Subject: Re: Bad power supply: can it be fixed?
Message-ID: <12844@phoenix.Princeton.EDU>
Date: 10 Jan 90 19:47:49 GMT
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In article <1990Jan9.214357.29911@Neon.Stanford.EDU> 
carter@Neon.Stanford.EDU (Thomas J. Carter) writes:
> it?  Can I sell it to someone who can fix it or use it for something
> else? 

     .. As it turns out Apple is the one that repairs them .. Usually 
(when something goes wrong with a Mac) the dealer will send in the bad 
part for a replacement part .. Apple then sends a reworked part back to 
the dealer and then you have a "new" part .. Now you can also just go and 
purchase the part from the dealer (or whomever) at a slightly higher price 
.. As far as I know Apple is the only one that fiddles with these parts .. 
Then again I could be wrong ..

     .. Marcelo ..