On 23/05/07, P. J. Alling <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You can spend it any way you want.  I just find non computerized
> appliances to be much easier to repair.

It's not so much computerized but customization that comes back to nip
you on the butt years down the line. I just retired an expensive
European built combo washer drier simply because the custom analogue
motor speed controller chip spat the dummy. The only option I had was
to design a new speed controller module as no spare modules or chips
were available world wide.

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