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Old October 31st 05, 03:43 PM
George Patterson
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nrp wrote:
Sounds more to me like a raw material problem. I can't imagine simply
dropping a plug would open up a longitudinal crack of that magnitude in
the case - or do I have the wrong image? A picture would help.


From his description, the crack is in the ceramic.

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