Problem with my KOF2K solved!

I extend my thanks to all those who replied to my post. A special thanks is owed to
Brent for his insider info on an apparent defect in some KOF2K cartridges. There
were (as he explained) frayed bits on the cart connector that almost resembled hair
(gold hair, that is!). After using a Q-tip saturated with straight alcohol, I went to
work cleaning the connectors. I also used a can of pressurized air on my Neo's
cartridge slot, and luckily I did! Small frayed bits from the KOF2K cart
(accompanied by a small cloud of dust) came flying from the cartridge slot into my
face.

I can only imagine the damage those frayed bits could have caused to my cartridge
slot .....

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[This message has been edited by NeoLord (edited April 01, 2001).]

So it seems it WAS just a matter of a few pumps of the old can, and some alcohol. Good job Neolord. I'm still awaiting my cartridge, and I hope it'll be there by next week. Whenever I send Buy-wrong a an email of how I feel about their conduct, they never respond back. I really dislike them.

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"Can you match my gaming enthusiasm?"

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by BakuretsuMutekiSid:
So it seems it WAS just a matter of a few pumps of the old can, and some alcohol. Good job Neolord. I'm still awaiting my cartridge, and I hope it'll be there by next week. Whenever I send Buy-wrong a an email of how I feel about their conduct, they never respond back. I really dislike them.

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Thanks! I wasn't expecting a can of pressurized air to do the job! You should call Buy-Wrong and give them hell. They have no right making you wait this long for
your cartridge!

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