Re: scanner glass replacement

[byard pidgeon <bluedove@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

It's possible there might be some spectral transmission difference in the
glass on different scanners...but so what...it's certainly worth trying.

on 04/25/2002 03:35 PM, Charlie at cjh@iquest.net wrote:

> A friend of mine has a fairly new scanner with broken glass.
> (yes, it is definitely glass ;)  It is NOT one of the high end
> scanners and was probably under $300 new.   He also has several other
> older scanners.  If the glass size is the same, is there any reason he
> couldn't use another model's glass in the newer model?  I realize this
> is a pretty open question with not much info to go on, but generally,
> is it possible?   If he can't find one of the proper dimensions, where
> would he get new glass?  (I'm assuming buying from the manufacturer
> would cost close to a new one since it was not 'high-end' to begin
> with.)
> 
> Charlie

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