on 5/4/00 3:37 AM, Gordon Barr at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I just got hold of a Dock II, which looks a bit bashed.
> The mechanism to pull the duo in and push it back out again appears to be
> broken; at least, nothing happens when I push it in.
I have one Dock that exhibits similar symptoms. I thought it might be the
motor for the loading mechanism so I got another motor and put it in. That
didn't help. I think it is a motherboard problem. I just have to insert and
remove the Duo manually, and that works OK.
If you want to try changing the motor, I have one I'll sell for $10.
Jim
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