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iMac - 20" iMac with a dead power supply


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Old 09-30-2008, 09:16 PM
Hello my iMac tanked the PSU this morning. Any recomendations on getting a new one? I spoke to Apple this morning and it is possible that its subject to a recall but I am going to burn a lot of gas to find out. The nearest service center is 50 miles away. Thanks for any help //Jake
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