[CUBE] MacResQ Cube repair program

[Rick Rodman]

What we'll need is some large-scale pictures of a "blown" DC-DC board 
and a good one.  Then we can identify the components which are fried.

On Wednesday, May 21, 2003, at 08:11 AM, abillups at mac.com wrote:

> Ok, how is this done. I have an electrical engineer in the family, and 
> he is pretty handy with a soddering (sp) iron. My cube is running fine 
> except for some software glitches, but I would like to be prepared.
>
> On Wednesday, May 21, 2003, at 12:37  AM, Riba wrote:
>
>> At first I thought they might offer repairs of a fried DC board, but 
>> now when I think about it they probably just replace your power 
>> button gasket :))) I wonder what happens if you send them a Cube with 
>> a fried DC board, would they fix it? Actually everyone with a 
>> moderate electronics knowledge and a suitable set of tools should be 
>> able to repair fried DC board quite easily.
> Ann Billups
> abillups at earthlink.net
>
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