>1 Cracked and broken casing around the screen hinge. I'm told this was a
>common fault with this model. Can you still get new casing for this model
>(bought in 96/7)? Anyone know where - and rough costs?
>
>2 Dodgy socket for power unit. Again a common problem SFAIK.

Both are replaceable totally FOC by Apple UK. Go to an authorised Apple
Service Agent (or whatever they call themselves.)  I had my 5300 totally
refurbed last year FOC - and I'd got it cheap because of the cracked case.
Didn't have any proof of purchase to show, or anything!

Stuart.

Stuart Bell ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
http://homepages.tesco.net/~macaddict/PowerCC.html
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