In a message dated Fri, 6 Jul 2001 23:48:58, Tom & Lisa P
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (AKA 'Mad Dog') writes:
<<
You can try the cleaning, but also check inside the connector, where it mates
with the dock connector. Are there any loose looking connections ?
It kind of sounds like an internal trace crack of some sort.
Mad Dog >>
Keep in mind that most contemporary printed circuit boards consist of several
(or many) layers in addition to the top and bottom ones, and none of which
are visible with out making an X-ray of it... which means that there may be a
crack on one of those internal layers.
David P. Reaves, III
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