From: ohland@charter.net   
      
   Not a direct match, but a possumbility, none the less.   
      
         INTERMITTENT AND VERY DIFFICULT TO DIAGNOSE SYSTEM PROBLEMS,   
         MAY BE CAUSED BY LINE CORDS WHICH ARE NOT FULLY SEATED, OR   
         ARE TOO LOOSE TO MAKE A TIGHT CONNECTION.   
      
         WHEN TROUBLESHOOTING INTERMITTENT POST ERRORS, OR ANY UNUSUAL,   
         SYSTEM PROBLEMS, (FOR EXAMPLE; SYSTEM PERFORMS POWER-ON RESET   
         UNEXPECTEDLY DURING OPERATION) CHECK THE LINE CORD FOR PROPER   
         SEATING.  SLIGHT FORMING OF THE MALE CONTACTS IN THE SYSTEM   
         UNIT POWER SUPPLY CONNECTOR MAY CORRECT THE PROBLEM.   
         REPLACING THE LINE CORD MAY BE NECESSARY IN SOME CASES.   
         BOTH ENDS OF THE LINE CORD SHOULD BE CHECKED.   
      
         SLIGHT VARIATIONS, DUE TO MANUFACTURING TOLERANCES, MAY EXIST   
         BETWEEN LINE CORDS FROM DIFFERENT SOURCES.   
      
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