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Location: PA
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03.19.2006, 12:36 PM
If you got the board too hot while soldering your permanant jumper on and off, you may have damaged the board. If you sent an email a week a go, I have no doubt replied by now(almost never more than a day goes by for replies). Check your junk email folders.
If the board is damaged, I can't fix it. I would need to send it to BK. |
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03.19.2006, 01:18 PM
Ok. I'm going to purchase a new 9920. Could i send you a moneyorder for the price and send you my 9918. And if you could fix it can you, or could you send it to BK.:032:
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