
By MPC-Tutor
Wed Jan 08, 2014 10:18 pm
Hang in there, I have a friend who might have it (pdf) but they are not in town ATM, I'll hopefully know by Friday.

MPC-Tutor wrote:That is ridiculous on so many levels I don't know where to start.
While there might be a tenuous argument that they'd want to keep the service manuals for their active products locked up, I fail to see any purpose in refusing to share service manuals for discontinued products, when all people are trying to do is bring a dead piece of gear back to life. Surely that's a good thing for everyone; certainly anything that keeps Akai's so-called 'iconic legacy' alive is a good thing for them, but it seems the only legacy they want to keep alive is that they can be real dicks sometimes.
SimonInAustralia wrote:No luck getting the service manual out of Akai, as expected...Hi Simon, we do not have service manuals to share with end users. Authorized contracted repair shops would have this type of information.
I can suggest service shop if you let me know you location.If you obtain a service manual through the web, it is from an unauthorized source just making money illegally. Service manuals typically have a 'you must be authorized to view this document' warning on the cover. This is something that only an authorized contracted repair shops should have. Obviously, there are many things on the internet that should not be there![]()
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Lampdog wrote:We're on to your scschhiitt, ok! Don't think we're **** scschhtupid!.)

MPC-Tutor wrote:Hang in there, I have a friend who might have it (pdf) but they are not in town ATM, I'll hopefully know by Friday.







SimonInAustralia wrote:Repair agents trying to keep the repair business to themselves.![]()

