This terminal has a severe case of screen rot, as do many others of its age. One of the tape drives has been pulled for repair, because the rubber on the capstan has deteriorated. The rubber on the remaining tape drive is intact, but has turned tacky and must be replaced before use. A set of manuals came with the terminal, as well as a batch of tapes. Three of the tapes are the User Instruction tapes (02647-13302 and 02647-13303), and the Multiplot/BASIC Interpreter (02647-13301).

In order to get this terminal working, I had to replace two 4116 RAM chips on the first Universal Memory PCA. It now passes all self-tests. I also carefully detached the faceplate from the CRT and removed all of the PVA compound between the two with acetone. I reattached the faceplate with some foam spacers around the edges, and sealed it with clear packing tape. Some of the DIP switches on the memory boards became flaky, and a vigorous exercise program got them to settle down.