>Hi all,
>
> My problem is this. The power jack on the back of my Duo 230 is
>loose and jiggles up and down. This prevents it from booting outside
>the dock. Have any of you experienced this problem and if so do you
>know how to fix it? Any help would be appreciated.
>
>So Long,
>Cole Stewart
Cole, you ought to be able to do a bit of soldering to anchor the
plug back in. I did it once and it has worked fine since. There are
3 pins on the plug and I bet the 2 outside ones are loose. Just
gently solder the pins, using a minimum of solder.
Mad Dog
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