Re: [foxboro] IA series Product Reparability

Especially with older modules, there may have been design or component =
updates. Some revisions are forced by software changes, component =
availability or safety related issues. Foxboro has, for a long time, =
determined the "minimum revision level" to which they will repair and =
return a module based on these revision factors. If it's 'too old', it's =
probably for a significant reason. You have three options, exchange for =
a newer revision, have a third party depot facility repair and system =
test or buy off the used market.

* K


> -----Original Message-----
> From: Shaun Benetti [mailto:sbenetti@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
> Sent: Tuesday, September 28, 2004 3:28 PM
> To: Foxboro List
> Subject: [foxboro] IA series Product Reparability
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> I was curious if anybody knows of a list of IA series hardware that is
> no longer repairable by Foxboro.  I have searched the CSC site with no
> luck.  I found one document from May of this year but I do not think
> everything is on there.  I ask this because I have recently=20
> sent an FBM
> 10 and an FBM 04 to Foxboro and I was told that the FBM's were too old
> to be updated or repaired.  Is anyone else having this kind of trouble
> from Foxboro?  Any input would be appreciated.
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> Regards,
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> Shaun Benetti
> Blue Heron Paper Company=20
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