Beniamino Cenci Goga writes:
I lost one of the rubber feet to my Al Powerbook. The Applestore
I went to says it is not covered by AppleCare and want $7 for a
piece of rubber about the size of a bug pie.
Anyone have good luck improvising a foot for a Powerbook? What
did you use?
#1_ go to an apple store and ask if you can remove one from a
demo unit (;-)
That's actually not a bad idea. If you're a frequent customer (or at
least a friendly one), some stores will be inclined to just spot you some of
the simple things here and there.
Back when I worked at this tech outfit a few years ago, my tower was
tipping side to side. Apparently /two/ of the feet had come off. I explained
to my VP that "I need to place an order to overhaul the LRF Support on my
machine." He OK'd it without a second thought. When the envelope arrived
from Staples a couple of days later, he asked "what's in that?"
"The LRF Support," I replied, knowing he was about to smack his
forehead.
"But, those are... <smacks forehead> Little... Rubber... Feet. I can't
believe I just bought those for you -- keep up the good work!"
A.J.
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