Hi Yannis,
On Tue, 25 Apr 2000 17:23:22 +0200, Yannis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>having in Germany a 2400c with the common death
>symptoms: Pressing the reset button I get a green light, repressing
>it, I get nothing, except for a peculiar noise. I have tried every
>solution, even dissassebling it, to see if any screws had become
>loose.
>Since I have no support in this continent (only sending the computer
>to the US would cost me at least 200$), I would appreciate very much
>any suggestions, especially from european 2400c owners.
here we are. I have had two dead 2400s in Germany. mine had a bad
Motherboard, my brother's a bad CPU. I had mine send to DT&T, for my
brother's I bought a new/used CPU.
Another Berliner has a bad CPU also, I now have a G3 card not working in
my machine. Unfortunately I moved from Berlin to Cologne, but will be in
Berlin within 2 weeks. If you like to we could meet and try out different
cpus in your machine.
write me offlist if you want.
hope this helps
- mathis
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Mathis Groendahl
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