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post #1 of 10
5/28/04 at 9:40pm
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Hello,

I have a friend who's power stripe just fried during a power outage, dispite his use of a surge protector. Where can he get a new one?
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post #2 of 10
5/29/04 at 10:41am
I presume you're referring to the external power supply that came with his cube?

Ebay is probably your best bet, or you could try a few Apple computer repair shops. (check in your local phone book) Maybe one will have one laying around, though it's unlikely.

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post #3 of 10
6/2/04 at 2:24pm
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Originally posted by timtalizing
Hello,

I have a friend who's power stripe just fried during a power outage, dispite his use of a surge protector. Where can he get a new one?

My first machine was a cube and after the wife and I moved to a new place we had a power problem that resulted in the same scenario. I would recomend calling Apple and running this by them. At the time I was still under my AC warranty and it was replaced within 3 days. Those guys are pretty helpful I'd reccomend giving it a shot.
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post #4 of 10
6/2/04 at 7:22pm
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Thanks, but the warrenty ran out last year. I found one on ebay for half the price of a new one. I hope that it is the power supply and not the monitor.\
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post #5 of 10
6/6/04 at 2:36am
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Originally posted by timtalizing
Thanks, but the warrenty ran out last year. I found one on ebay for half the price of a new one. I hope that it is the power supply and not the monitor.\

Wait, what? The cube didn't come with a monitor.
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post #6 of 10
6/6/04 at 2:43am
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Originally posted by Whisper
Wait, what? The cube didn't come with a monitor.

Not sure what you are alluding to here, but last I looked all computers need a monitor, whether it came with one or not....

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post #7 of 10
6/7/04 at 10:39am
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Originally posted by jwri004
Not sure what you are alluding to here, but last I looked all computers need a monitor, whether it came with one or not....


timtalizing said, "Thanks, but the warrenty ran out last year. I found one on ebay for half the price of a new one. I hope that it is the power supply and not the monitor. \", which confuses me for two reasons. First, the cube didn't come with a monitor, so there's no such thing a "cube monitor". Second, how in the world could somebody confuse a monitor with a power supply? They're about as related as a watch and a stereo.
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post #8 of 10
9/9/12 at 1:29pm

how do you test the power strip to see if it is still working? we had power surge sat night  I had it working fri night ? thanks

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post #9 of 10
9/9/12 at 1:33pm
Originally Posted by sgtdjl View Post
how do you test the power strip to see if it is still working? we had power surge sat night  I had it working fri night ? thanks

 

Wait, on a G4 Cube? This thread is eight years old.

 

… I like how the thread is still in "Current Mac Hardware".

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post #10 of 10
9/11/12 at 12:04am
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Wait, on a G4 Cube? This thread is eight years old.

 

… I like how the thread is still in "Current Mac Hardware".

Your point being?  Looks over to Cube sitting in corner...

 

Also good to see the smilies are still borked!

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