From: Philip Stortz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
i very much doubt it's anything you did or didn't do. it probably caught
a spike or a chip destined to early failure in the first place. it could also
be a bad/cracked solder joint, these often cause things to work for a while
and then stop or to work intermittently.
if you know an electronics guy it's worth opening the case and resoldering things.
It is still under waranty, all I need to do is find the receipt...
Larry
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