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bet · 3rd July 2007, 14:51

There are 4 laptops in my office; HP, Compac, Toshiba and an Acer.

None have a power supply that you can hear oil sloshing about. None of the manuals mention an oil-change. The online manual for the mac powerbook pro fails to mention anything about an oil-change.

Quite frankly I find the idea to be ludicrous. If a transformer of such low-power needed an oil change, and it was recommended by the manufacturer, there would be a provision on the charger to facilitate.

Whilst I don't want to get into a pissing contest over this, I stand by my previous advice.

3rd July 2007, 14:51	#20 (permalink)
bet bet is..... baryogenic Join Date: Jun 2006 Posts: 2,494 vCash: 50 Rep Power: 1034	Re: Mac Book runs on 110 and 220v? There are 4 laptops in my office; HP, Compac, Toshiba and an Acer. None have a power supply that you can hear oil sloshing about. None of the manuals mention an oil-change. The online manual for the mac powerbook pro fails to mention anything about an oil-change. Quite frankly I find the idea to be ludicrous. If a transformer of such low-power needed an oil change, and it was recommended by the manufacturer, there would be a provision on the charger to facilitate. Whilst I don't want to get into a pissing contest over this, I stand by my previous advice.