Dear Sir; I posted over a year ago that I had a bad cord on my power supply right after I got my 2400C. I tried taking it to a Apple dealer all they wanted to do was sell me a new one. I knew I could fix the problem with a soldering iron and electrical tape. I pryed the case apart and fixed the wire. The case is glued together so you have to pry it apart I think I just used a screwdriver. Then fixed the wire and just have held the power supply together since then with tape. It's not a perfect job but has worked fine since then. I get flicker on the screen as I have heard others on the list talke about though. If you have one of the old power supplies around I would be interested in buying it. Sincerely Chris Thornburg Mailex #41 Caller Box 10,005 CK Saipan MP 96950-9506 USA 670-235-9030 (Home/Fax) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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