Re: A83: Re: (no subject)

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Subject: Re: A83: Re: (no subject)
From: Smiths <smithrh@ispchannel.com>
Date: Mon, 27 Dec 1999 15:46:40 -0500
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Well, in the 83+ the link isn't entirely enclosed. It is open at the end 
where the tip would be.
Nathan Smith

>My friend had this problem.  Taking it apart won't help, as the link port is
>completely self enclosed.  What actually worked, was to stick the original
>cable (the one that the tip broke off of) back into the calculator, push
>firmly, and it reattached itself and pulled out.  If that doesn't work, try
>using a needle and perhaps you can pry it out without damaging the link
>port.  Smacking it firmly against something not so hard (like your hand, not
>a desk or table) at the bottom might cause it to fall out.  Good luck :)
>
> > To stop talking about Y2K, melliums, bugs, etc. I got a problem "Does
>anybody
> > know how to take out the tip of the link cable out of the port!" Becuse
>the
> > tip of the link cable is stuck inside my calculator (it still works
> > sometimes) and i need to know how to get out. Plus i'm sorry i said "Happy
> > Mellium" to everybody becuse i didn't think people would NITPICK at me.
>And
> > sorry for anybody who was annoyed by this.
>

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A83: Re: (no subject)

From: "David Phillips" <david@acz.org>