The chair recognizes Jeff Drummond at [EMAIL PROTECTED] Make it good...
> I'd say "crap component" accurately describes the Pismo LG CD/DVD drives.
> I know people who are on their third drive. :/
On my second, and it just crapped out a few weeks ago. So, soon, I'll be on
my third. It's almost a
Kyle Hansen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
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>On 11/16/03 5:48 PM, "Peter Stein" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Spew into the
>Cybertrough:
>
>> -- "Here is where the problem arises. That module is about $330 with a core
>> return. It costs $790 without one. "
>>
>> I think you are more accurately describing
On 11/16/03 9:59 PM, "Dan K" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Spew into the Cybertrough:
> I'm not up on the latest, AASPs were really getting jerked around with
> the implementation of Apple's newly imposed terms of a year or so ago.
> Hopefully Apple's lightened up (Kyle, even a little?) since then . . .
>
Kyle Hansen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Here is where the problem arises. That module is about $330 with a core
>return. It costs $790 without one. So what happens is that when you go to
>send the core back, Apple dings you for shipping both ways and the full
>value of the item if you don't get
On 11/16/03 5:48 PM, "Peter Stein" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> -- "Here is where the problem arises. That module is about $330 with a core
> return. It costs $790 without one. "
>
> I think you are more accurately describing Apple's problem in the first
> place - $790 for a slim dvd 2x-6x ???
On 11/16/03 5:48 PM, "Peter Stein" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Spew into the
Cybertrough:
> -- "Here is where the problem arises. That module is about $330 with a core
> return. It costs $790 without one. "
>
> I think you are more accurately describing Apple's problem in the first
> place - $790 for a
-- "Here is where the problem arises. That module is about $330 with a core
return. It costs $790 without one. "
I think you are more accurately describing Apple's problem in the first
place - $790 for a slim dvd 2x-6x ???
I don't dispute your facts, I suspect that any computer company that
inst
technician. If I agreed to bring it in the same day they would receive the
>>> replacement, he agreed to have me take the DVD-ROM module back. So, I did
>>> agree and I got back my DVD-ROM module and I'm waiting for the replacement.
>>> Not too bad, after all. If I had s
ement, he agreed to have me take the DVD-ROM module back. So, I did
>> agree and I got back my DVD-ROM module and I'm waiting for the replacement.
>> Not too bad, after all. If I had spoken to knowledgeable people the evening
>> before, I wouldn't have had to go
On 11/16/03 3:17 AM, "Geoffrey Loeffler" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Spew into the
Cybertrough:
>> On 11/15/03 1:18 AM, "Geoffrey Loeffler" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Spew into the
>> Cybertrough:
>>
>>> Apple wanting to take away your cd rom is wrong and stupid,
>>> you use it for cds until the new one arri
And actually, the next day, I called MicroCenter back and pleaded to a Mac
technician. If I agreed to bring it in the same day they would receive the
replacement, he agreed to have me take the DVD-ROM module back. So, I did
agree and I got back my DVD-ROM module and I'm waiting for the replac
On 11/15/03 1:18 AM, "Geoffrey Loeffler" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Spew into the
Cybertrough:
Apple wanting to take away your cd rom is wrong and stupid,
you use it for cds until the new one arrives. What's the problem with
swapping the old drive when the new one when it arrives? How in any
way po
enter back and pleaded to a Mac
technician. If I agreed to bring it in the same day they would receive the
replacement, he agreed to have me take the DVD-ROM module back. So, I did
agree and I got back my DVD-ROM module and I'm waiting for the replacement.
Not too bad, after all. If I had spoken to k
Nice to know the reason why behind all that. I figured it was
reasonable but I never understood the logic behind.
David
Here are a couple of reasons why. When a replacement is shipped and
the
customer gets a new one, the old/damaged optical drive has to be sent
back
to Apple as a dead core, t
On 11/15/03 1:18 AM, "Geoffrey Loeffler" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Spew into the
Cybertrough:
> Apple wanting to take away your cd rom is wrong and stupid,
> you use it for cds until the new one arrives. What's the problem with
> swapping the old drive when the new one when it arrives? How in any
> w
I explained the problem and they said they would order another one for me on
AppleCare. What got me upset is that they quoted me 4 to 8 business days
before receiving the replacement DVD-ROM module. But worst, they insisted to
keep the one I had for the exchange. That's bad because if I ever
a
>visit to MicroCenter here, in Fairfax, VA.
>
>I explained the problem and they said they would order another one for me on
>AppleCare. What got me upset is that they quoted me 4 to 8 business days
>before receiving the replacement DVD-ROM module. But worst, they insisted to
>keep t
enter here, in Fairfax, VA.
I explained the problem and they said they would order another one for me on
AppleCare. What got me upset is that they quoted me 4 to 8 business days
before receiving the replacement DVD-ROM module. But worst, they insisted to
keep the one I had for the exchange. That
t to MicroCenter here, in Fairfax, VA.
I explained the problem and they said they would order another one for me on
AppleCare. What got me upset is that they quoted me 4 to 8 business days
before receiving the replacement DVD-ROM module. But worst, they insisted to
keep the one I had for the exchange
m and they said they would order another one for me on
AppleCare. What got me upset is that they quoted me 4 to 8 business days
before receiving the replacement DVD-ROM module. But worst, they insisted to
keep the one I had for the exchange. That's bad because if I ever need a CD
in the coming wee
- Original Message -
From: "Demetrius" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "G-Books" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, February 28, 2003 12:44 PM
Subject: DVD-ROM Module
> Hi,
>
>After finding out that I have the dreaded DVD-ROM Module-M7931
> (DRN-80
Hi,
After finding out that I have the dreaded DVD-ROM Module-M7931
(DRN-8080B), and seeing my drive is slowly dying on me I have one
more question. Since I have never had repairs done on my computer
before, do I need to bring my Pismo along with the module or can I
just bring the module
Does anyone know where you can find these things anymore? I have looked up
and down the internet, and Buy.com had them, but are on back order or
something either way I can't find it on their site, only through
bizrate.com...people on Ebay want a kidney for one of them and then want to
sell the Deco
on 11/13/02 11:02 AM, JW Travis at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> My recently acquired Pismo 400 can't play a music CD more than about 20-30
> min. without serious dropout of the audio with concurrent noisy
> "head-seeking behavior" (it sounds like its completely confused as to where
> the tracks are)
My recently acquired Pismo 400 can't play a music CD more than about 20-30
min. without serious dropout of the audio with concurrent noisy
"head-seeking behavior" (it sounds like its completely confused as to where
the tracks are). Eventually it stops spinning, then restarts repeatedly.
After remov
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