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Posted by Noon-Air on January 13, 2008, 5:19 pm
> zero,
>>
>> Don't you trust your guru?
>
> sure, but he didn't answer my question of how to fix it
Call Sears and order a replacement
>> Google it yourself then. If you don't trust a guru you spoke to in
>> person, why would you trust a bunch of responses from Usenet?
>
> ummmm...I spent two hours googling to find a related subject and came
> up with NOTHING
So do you want a medal?? ....I think Sears has those too
>> You won't...
>> So, that's rude of you to waist everybody's time like that, and
>> not too sharp of you to waist your time like that.
>
> You must constantly deal with idiots .. not rude to ask if anyone has
> had a similar experience, nor to ask if rebuild is worth the
> effort ..better to "waste time" on groups than spend pointless hours
> rebuilding something that can't be done!
Whats rude is wasting others time and your own regardless of what your local
tech says. If you don't like what he told you, then call another one to come
out to give you a second opinion....and no thats not gonna be free either.
>> But it's your time, so enjoy yourself.
>
> still waitng for someone more knowledgeable than you on this subject
You seem to know as much as anybody about it and you consulted a tweak
instead of a tech.... They don't last forever. either call the guy that
installed it, or call a tech to replace it.
> Stew Corman from sunny Endicott
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