First start with recapping the logic board, LCD panel, invertor board. All the caps are gone.
When the original Connor hard drive still spins up and you hear a low-volume tick tick sound then it's probably still repairable.
The heads are stuck in the parked position against a rubber degraded washer: open the drive and replace it. With some luck you got a working PB100 again.
When the original Connor hard drive still spins up and you hear a low-volume tick tick sound then it's probably still repairable.
The heads are stuck in the parked position against a rubber degraded washer: open the drive and replace it. With some luck you got a working PB100 again.