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Re:Looking for a Technical Repair Manual - 2009/05/04 00:26 There is an adjustment for disk alignment but yours is probably just dirty. Cleaning the dust out of the drive may fix the problem. I would open it up and clean it out well (not just blow a can of air into it). It's not too hard to get the floppy drive out but you need a long T-15 Torx driver to get the 4 screws out of the case to open it.

Someone on this site may know where to find a floppy repair tutorial:

http://68kmla.net/

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