Re: TI-H: End of link cable broke off in I/O port
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Use a paperclip.
At 10:27 PM 11/4/96 +0000, you wrote:
>I need help! I recently discovered that the end of a link
>cable had broken off in my TI-83 graphing calculator. When I
>discovered the obstruction, I tried to force in a graph link cable, and then
>when the graph link wouldn't go in, I pluged the graph link into my 92, and
>when I pulled it out the end of IT didn't come out! I've pretty much
>ruined two calculators (both mine, fortunately) and a graph-link cable
>(not mine) in the same day! I've never actually gone internal with my
calculators
>before, but I will if I need to. Does anyone have any ideas on how I
>can get it out without dissasembling the calculator, and do you have any
suggestions on how to take apart the calculators, remove the
>obstructions, and preferably put them back together in one piece?
>Any help would be greatly appreciated!
>
>
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