Thanks guys. I'll get a pic of the logic board tomorrow - it'll be dark by the time I get home, and my living room (where that photo was taken) has crappy lighting for photos.
Another issue I neglected to mention - sometimes the ADB won't work. For the record, the capacitors are "Quino"...never heard of them before - I'm guessing they might be a no-name brand? They're electrolytics. Capacitor C7 actually fell off the night I got the board...I managed to reattach that with my dreadful soldering skills, however one of the pins has come detached. The Mac still boots though. :?:
What makes this really difficult is that my Quadra 700 and my LCIIs are all at my parents' place back in Queensland, as are all my other 30 pin SIMMs...so its not as if I really have a way to test any of the RAM that I have, or use real, known good RAM.
I've never done a professional wash of a logic board before...whats the best way to do it?
Another issue I neglected to mention - sometimes the ADB won't work. For the record, the capacitors are "Quino"...never heard of them before - I'm guessing they might be a no-name brand? They're electrolytics. Capacitor C7 actually fell off the night I got the board...I managed to reattach that with my dreadful soldering skills, however one of the pins has come detached. The Mac still boots though. :?:
What makes this really difficult is that my Quadra 700 and my LCIIs are all at my parents' place back in Queensland, as are all my other 30 pin SIMMs...so its not as if I really have a way to test any of the RAM that I have, or use real, known good RAM.
I've never done a professional wash of a logic board before...whats the best way to do it?