on 11/17/02 3:25 AM, Thomas Ethen at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was under the impression that you couldn't do that with the LG.
Tom
on 11/15/02 10:31 PM, Mark at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for everyone's input. I have seen a Panasonic replacement on the
internet for 79.95 + s/h
What I suggest you do is send your machine in to Apple and pay the full
charge for laptop repair, which is $350. They will replace the drive and
check your hnges and a number of other things.
Is $350 the total cost, or is it $350 + parts? If the former, it
could be a bargain; if the latter, I'd
James Rohde writes:
You need the Matsushita UJDA-710. This is a Combo DVD/CDRW (there _no_
DVD-R). Slimline DVD-Rs have only appeared in the last week in Sony
Toshiba models. The ebay store that often sells the UJDA-710 is here:
http://www.ebaystores.com/id=10525630
The
I was under the impression that you couldn't do that with the LG.
Tom
on 11/15/02 10:31 PM, Mark at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for everyone's input. I have seen a Panasonic replacement on the
internet for 79.95 + s/h that slaps into the expansion bay carriage. Anyone
have this drive or
At the moment it seems the UJDA-710 drive is only available for purchase in
large quantities to resellers, I haven't found a single unit available
anywhere.
Joe Ellis
On 11/16/02 4:47 AM, Raymond Wiker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
James Rohde writes:
You need the Matsushita UJDA-710. This is a
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Subject: Re: Pismo DVD/CD drive death...
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I've got your site bookmarked, I'll have to wait a while to get some cash
together. The ones noted earlier in this thread sold for considerably less;
as much as $89 in one case. Glad to know they are still available though.
Joe Ellis
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The Pismo drive, particularly the LG version, is pretty notorious for failing
early in life. We see many in for repairs, and unfortunately, it is not an
item which can be rebuilt.. The motor fails and the result is that the head
will not read more than a few times without losing tracks or
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Subject: Pismo DVD/CD drive death...
The Pismo drive, particularly the LG version, is pretty notorious for
failing
early in life. We see many in for repairs
A while back there was a thread about replacement CD-DVD/CDRW drives
that
could be installed on the drive module that were very reasonably priced
Try MCE
http://store.powerbook1.com/mcexcarprome.html
and
VST (refurb only)
http://store.yahoo.com/smartdiskstore/refprod.html
-Dustin
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Subject: Pismo DVD/CD drive death...
The Pismo drive, particularly the LG version, is pretty notorious for failing
early in life. We see many in for repairs, and unfortunately, it is not an
item which can be rebuilt.. The motor fails and the result
On 11/15/02 5:12 PM David Wedge put electrons to ether and said:
The Pismo drive, particularly the LG version, is pretty notorious for
failing
early in life. We see many in for repairs, and unfortunately, it is not
an
item which can be rebuilt.. The motor fails and the result is that the
head
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