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In , on 08/15/2004   
   at 01:57 PM, "Steven Levine"  said:  
Steven  
 
>>     Could this drive possibly be expired?  
 
>Expired?  As in out of warranty or deceased? :-)  
 
     Expired, as in Kaput. :^(  
 
>Could be a couple of things.  First thing to try is a commercial CD.   
>That will give you a basic go-no-go on the drive.  
 
>Are you saying the Plexwrite can not read the CDs is has written?  That  
>is odd.  
 
     Yes, this was the case until I removed the CD-ROM drive  
preceding it in the chain which had the defective electronics.  
 
>Steven  
 
     Thanks  
 
 
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