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|    Re: Where to download FREE manuals for n    |
|    21 Feb 18 23:21:09    |
      >"ust my opinion, but I think that all companies who sell electronics       should have their manuals online."              Most of them have the owner's manuals, but not Kenwood. That sucks.               Many of them do have them and service manuals online, but only for ASCs. I       used to have a collection of usernames and passwords for these from various       places. Hitachi was pretty good, you didn't have to be an ASC, just prove you       are a service shop and        you could get any manual from their website. Don't know if it is still that       way.               i remember the days when some came with the unit, in a little pouch or       something. Earlier some were on a piece of paper stuck to the inside back or       something.               California IIRC used to have a law that they had to stock parts for 7 years       for things over a certain price, maybe $ 100 or something like that. I don't       know if that included selling them to the general public or an ISC. I don't       remember them saying        anything about price though, so it might have been just more feel good       legislation, like that they throw a waitress in jail and fine her up to $       1,000 for giving you a straw without asking first. Knowing how crazy these       fucks are if you want a fork and        she doesn't offer can you just ask, or do you have to ask her to ask you ?       Remember this is a state where you can be fined for watering your lawn and       fined for watering it. People with brains and useful skills are moving out of       there, Amazon is a pretty        good size firm and they are going to other states gradually. unlike other       states they wanted sales tax on out of state purchases. Amazon threatened to       move out. I am not sure how that was resolved, but they are opening up in       Ohio. Ohio ! The average        work ethic here is that of a cocker spaniel.               I think Europe has some laws about this stuff, but we ain't i Europe. And how       many would trade our guns for a manual for some gadget ?              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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