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I have to admit that the quality of the
SIMM sockets in some EDPs is questionable and in recent years this is due to
the difficulty in getting hold of good ones. Most manufacturers stopped making
them years ago so you have to search the grey-market for old stock. We actually
binned loads of them over the years as returning them was not usually an
option. I have always tried to use the best we could get, with nice shiny
contacts and good clamps but this only covers the last 5 years production; I
can’t comment on pre my involvement, (which may cover your units as most
of the ones we made had 16MB as sandwich) -----Original Message----- hi folks, in fact the sockets for the memory
are probably the tackiest quality I´ve ever seen. When my friend Frank - who is
a noted computer tech - replaced the original 4 mb with 16 mb SIMMs, he
didn´t manage to get the original components out of their sockets. Using more
force after tender and careful pulling resulted in contact brackets from the
sockets getting loose. We were in for a sweat when we fixed this by reseating
the contacts and prayed it would work after that. Luckily it did but...
the other EDP had exactly the same problem. Luckily I knew what was about to
happen. Upgrading the Jam Man was a good
deal easier. Stephen / [´ramp] ----- Original Message ----- From: "Michael Firman"
<maf@mlswebworks.com> Sent: Thursday, January 08, 2004
5:03 AM Subject: Re: EDP Not Working > "Human beings are a disease,
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