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You know, given that this is 1980's tech, a quick refresher in circuits, a steady hand with iron and multimeter could probably identify the faulty component sin
by sown 17y ago
You know, given that this is 1980's tech, a quick refresher in circuits, a steady hand with iron and multimeter could probably identify the faulty component since he can physically see it with his eyes and even replace!
Never give up!
- ars 17y agoMy Laser 128 can't read floppies ever since the magic smoke came out of it. Wonder if I could fix it.
- Luc 17y agoIn the eighties I bought a C64 for the price of a beer from a guy who said it was a total loss - there had been smoke coming out of it! Turned out it was just a blown fuse. The same thing happened again a few years back with a pinball machine, which also worked fine once I replaced the fuse. So check for fuses :)
- sown 17y agoWell, it can't get much worse now, so go ahead and try!