Have a problem

[BoingBoss]

Hi Garyed40,

Just pmail me and tell me what you need and I can mail it to you.  Just pay me for the disks and my time.  I am happy to see another Amiga 2000 Series computer owner.  Have you removed the battery from the motherboard yet?  This is very important.  Remember, your Amiga 2000 is a high quality, German made computer, so it uses metric screws (3mm and 4mm).  Use a can of compressed air to blow the dust out of the power supply and clean or replace the 80mm fan.  Use a disk drive head-cleaning disk to clean the drive heads for about 20 seconds (I can mail you the program to do this with).    :-D

[Kronos]

.... and the rest of the world knows that only the A2000A-model was made it in Germany, and that this one is a complete POS ......

[BoingBoss]

Hi Kronos,

and the rest of the world knows that only the A2000A-model was made it in Germany

If this is true then why do the Amiga 2000 motherboards say "Made in Germany" on them?  Also many of the boards that were made for the Amiga 2000 say "Made in Germany" on them.  Even the DRAMs on many of these boards have Germany printed on them.   :roll:

[Garyed40]

BoingBoss wrote:
Hi Garyed40,

Just pmail me and tell me what you need and I can mail it to you.  Just pay me for the disks and my time.  I am happy to see another Amiga 2000 Series computer owner.  Have you removed the battery from the motherboard yet?  This is very important.  Remember, your Amiga 2000 is a high quality, German made computer, so it uses metric screws (3mm and 4mm).  Use a can of compressed air to blow the dust out of the power supply and clean or replace the 80mm fan.  Use a disk drive head-cleaning disk to clean the drive heads for about 20 seconds (I can mail you the program to do this with).    :-D

Hey friend

thank you a lot this will really help. I sent you a Pmail

Gary