Re: I/O door (Lombard

[Scott Cave]

On Tuesday, July 1, 2003, at 10:51  AM, Herbert Goodfriend wrote:
Gentlemen:

I did have those instructions and I had already tried the procedure 
unsuccessfully. I stated this in my original message as quoted above 
("Apple instructs that it can be re-seated by...."), but I guess it was 
not completelyclear that I was following the step-by-step instructions.

Herb,

My door on the back of my Lombard has been stuck (wouldn't close 
completely) for at least two years.  I have tried these instructions 
several times unsuccessfully.  However two nights ago I decided to 
really concentrate on moving the door very slowly back towards the 
closed position after I had pulled out on the center and it finally 
clicked back into the proper position.  I recommend that you continue as 
well trying slightly different rotating techniques until you get it to 
work.

Scott Cave

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