Disklavier

An expensive fix would be a DKC850!  :). Although you can hook a disk drive to the unit, it is much easier to use the common utilities to just convert them and then load them all into the memory. No more disks.....  SJ

--- In disklavier@yahoogroups.com, "jthyder" <jhyder@...> wrote:
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> The other day, I noticed that the DKC55RCD controller for my DC3A wasn't reading my floppy disks. It would sort of grunt twice, then give up. 
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> A few days later, I got a can of compressed air, sprayed it into the slot, loaded a floppy, and it worked fine. I thought, "Okay, it was just a little dusty, and now it's fixed." 
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> Wrong!
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> Now it's doing the same thing again, and a lot of spraying hasn't helped. 
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> Does anyone have any suggestions for getting it to work again? Is it possible to open the unit up and replace the drive?
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> Thanks.
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> --James
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