Author: Dick Schneiders
Date: 17:07:56 06/18/05
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On June 18, 2005 at 19:33:57, Steve B wrote: >sorry to hear that Dick >but it does not surprise me > > >the problem is ,in my experience with the Conchess boards..once one reed goes >its only a matter of time before others go >and they will go >so if i were you i would not spend alot of money repairing the one switch >it might be better to give back the computer to the seller as defective because >you just received it >if you wait too long the seller will refuse to take it back > > I am in contact with the seller and she is giving me some time to decide what I want to do. She, also, has offered me a complete refund or a partial refund, if I want to keep the machine. I don't know yet what amount of partial refund would be appropriate. I was able to put the Conchess in the problem mode and not use the B1 square. By doing this I was able to discover that there are two other squares that don't work - C3 and H6. > >if you want to try to repair it you should get all of the reed switches checked >while your at it..but this will be expensive > >a member here.. Robin Smith has repaired some computers for me so you might want >to e-mail him > >i recommend him highly > >his e-mail addy: >robos11@comcast.net > >Good Luck Regards >Steve Thanks for the suggestion. Dick Schneiders
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