Re: Dead Lombard

[Tom Burke]

I don't have anything to offer on the particular question, but I'd 
thought I'd just throw in an observation. In the last month or so, I 
seem to have seen quite a few threads (here and on other discussion 
boards/lists) about dead Lombards, dying Pismos, and totally fried 
WallStreets. Could it be that these machines are reaching the end of 
their working lives? The Lombards are going to be about 5 years old, 
while even the youngest Pismo is approaching 4.

Is their day finished?
Tom
On 12 Nov 2004, at 18:09, G-Books wrote:
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Date: Thu, 11 Nov 2004 17:17:47 -0500
From: David Lesher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Dead Lombard
So a user tells me his Lombard is dead. He claimed it worked off the
batteries until they failed, but I see them as charged.
In any case; I get no response from the power switch, with/without
batteries and/or UFO.
I'd guess the power controller but....
Suggestions?
At the least, I need to pull the HD to try and save data. Is there a
disassembly manual around?

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