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Topic: workbench motherboard

Sorry to see them go. The workbench I got worked very well until the motherboard when out.
It went belly up last fall and after months of waiting finally got a replacement.  But none of the connectors were marked like the original was  and it came with mother and daughter board seperated and since they didn't return the original I don't have much confidence I can hook up right without damaging this replacement. Can anyone help me with this? I'd really like to get this going again.

-Mark

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Re: workbench motherboard

I'm sure we can walk you through the process.  I know that snarled mess of wires can be intimiidating but once you start it really isn't too aweful.  Most things are actually labeled on the silkscreen so the real trick is tracing and labeling the wires.  Then it's just a matter of plugging things in.

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Re: workbench motherboard

great thanks - I'll contact next week to setup something up

-Mark
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