> According to an REA service manual I have, your computer doesn't have to > exhibit, all or any, symptoms. Your machine just has to be in the > appropriate serial number range. I would say your dealer may just not want > to deal with it, but you should be able to force the issue, if your machine > qualifies. > > From: "John Ryan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >>> >>> Tom >>> >> My display hinges are perfect. The 5300 is getting power because the > adapter >> is firmly soldered in place. The issue is a chip on the board. Apple has >> been clamping down on dealers who are sending 5300's in without all of the >> REA issues in place.. So I don't qualify. >> Thanks for all of the info. I really appreciate the effort. >> John >> > He has in the last few months been penalized by apple for not having the issues to qualify for the REA. Ijust purchased a logic board for 69.00(not from him) and he is installing it for me. I will pursue the REA issue with Apple to see if it is indeed the case that they are penalizing the dealers. Thanks again John
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