Hi I have a customer that has a faux one of the tape lines popped. How can I fix it ?
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If I understood what you meant I might know something...
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You got to the store and buy a new one... A cracked CD cannot be repaired. Sorry!!\nCheers\nM-7
136563
Please get someone with some experience to help you the first couple of times.  Improperly taping can actually lead to additional injuries.  Good Luck!
135755
if it can be fixed, I would try a place that makes custom neon signs
657268
Take it to a professional dry cleaner ...
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No offense, but take it to a Professional. You will be better off. If you've got it "in your hands" there's a good possibility your frying it as I type this message.
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That depends.  Is the scratch just in the green part of the board?  If so, that most likely won't be a problem, because that is essentially just insulation.  If the scratch is through any of the "lines" on the board (the electricity travels through these, the technical term is a "trace"), then you will most likely need to repair them.  You will just need to make sure there is an electrical connection between the broken lines -- Google a "conductive pen" for a tool you can use to connect them.  Good luck!
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I guess the best would be NOT TO TRY YOURSELF & contact the manufacturer, they will do it far more professionally.\n\nDo it even if you ve to pay a bit
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Take it to a shop.\nIt sounds like it's busted.\n\n///
915682
check the ribbon cable on both sides of the cd rom..the back and the board...the cable is probably loose
269663
go directly to the company who made it...they should have a customer service center to help you!
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It would probably be cheaper to get a new one than to try and get yours fixed but talking to a repairman first would be your best option. Just don't try and do it yourself. Telivisions hold a charge even when unpluged and you could be electrocuted.
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There are several componants that could be going bad.\nThe most likely is the red output transister, or it's associated circuitry.  If you have a CRT type monitor, it could be a problem in the picture tube.\nIt would probably be cheaper to replace it than to get it fixed.
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How bad of shape is the tape in?  Will the tape drive still read other AIT tapes?\n\nAssuming the tape is not completely damaged and is still mostly inside the cassette, you can respool the tape into a case (might take some work to get it respooled).  Then, put it in a working drive, using the software that backed up the data, try to get an inventory from the tape.  If part of the tape is chewed up, you may have to cut off the damaged tape portions respool what's left into the cassette.  Again, try an inventory.\n\nYou might also try to use the UNIX command 'dd' to read (byte for byte) all the data from the tape into a file.  Then, using a fresh tape, write that same raw data back out to the new tape, again using 'dd'.  The new tape might let you inventory it and pull the data off.\n\nKeep in mind that a damaged tape can damage the drive, depending on how badly damaged the tape is and what damaged it.  For example, if you spilled a coke on the tape and it has sugar all over it (including on the tape itself), that can damage the tape drive's heads.  So, you have to determine if you think it's worth trying because it could force you to replace the drive.\n\nGood luck.
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Call them and tell them you want it fixed.
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I had that problem when I first started the pump. I now use a product called Mastisol. It is a liquid adhesive that is designed for making tapes stick to skin better. I haven't had a problem in 5-6 years of using it. The pump company should have it available. I got mine from Medtronic Minimed.
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Speak to the manager!  I was once able to get a refund (well, free tickets for a future show) for just telling the manager about a sound problem that lasted just a few minutes.\n\nThe managers are generally very interested in keeping customers happy and coming back, so you should have very little problems.