At 21:46 12/22/97 -0800, Zane wrote:
>This sort of goes against principles when it comes to restoring things, or
>keeping them in their original form, but if you have systems with foam
>rubber in it, it would be best to remove it.
Oh, you bet. When we got the SDS 930 (14 racks,) the doors of all the
modules were lined with black isocyanate insulating foam, and it had begun
to liquefy. We got that outa there in no time.
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Received on Tue Dec 23 1997 - 12:50:26 GMT