On 7/6/2001 3:00 PM, "(PowerBooks)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Yeah, so, in a power adapter related issue, I noticed that Apple requires
> the relevant powerbook's serial number (don't ask me what the powerbook SN
> has to do with faulty power adapters - especially since the adapters could
> be bought WITHOUT buying a PBG3...) to place the recall order...
>
> I've used my G3 pretty heavily for 2 years now, and the primary computing
> surface was, well, my LAPTOP. That is, i put the 'book on my lap and did
> computing from the couch. In the process, the serial number got worn off -
> the label is still there, but there's no bar code or SN anymore.
>
> Does anyone know where I might be able to find the SN other than on the
> bottom of the 'book?
Drew,
I have the same problem with my WallStreet PDQ. Luckily I had the proof of
repair from Apple from when I sent my PowerBook in for a minor warranty
repair. This letter lists my serial number, but there's no way to really tie
that number to my PowerBook (like also listing the hard coded Ethernet
address).
-Chris Waldrip
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