[Duo2400] Re: did a baaaaad thing

[Christopher Kolp]

I've got to chime in here for a second. As of a few weeks ago, I upgraded
the processor, memory, hard drive and replaced the keyboard all in one
swoop. It really wasn't that difficult as long as you've got some patience
and you're careful.

The main thing that sticks out in my mind is to get a good set of
instructions and to use a big piece of tape to hold the screws so that you
can remember the exact order you took them out and maybe a pad with some
details of what goes where just in case.

I guess if you've got money to burn you can pay MCE to do the work but heck,
in this economy, every bit counts!

Just my .02,

Chris


On 8/18/03 6:47 PM, "Andy Nicholl" <andy at andynic.eclipse.co.uk> wrote:

> Given Drew's comments here, does anyone know of a UK equivalent to Kevin at
> MCE?
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Andy
> 
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Duo/2400 List [mailto:DuoList at lists.themacintoshguy.com]On Behalf
> Of Drew Johnson
> Sent: 18 August 2003 16:33
> 
> . . ³don't try this at home, kids!!²
> 
> Opening up this particular brand of PB is NOT for amateurs. While I
> previously did all my own work on earlier models, I ALWAYS pay Kevin, at
> MCE, to operate on my Comet. The tolerances are just too tight for a
> novice to be messing inside.
> 
> Ship it off and get it fixed.
>