Some people have asked what I'm talking about so I'll try and clarify. The picture on the screen appears to be slightly tilted. By this I mean the white bar at the top of the mai…

Scroll down a bit on this page and it shows the best way to discharge the CRT: http://www.biwa.ne.jp/~shamada/fullmac/repairEng.html Click to expand... Actually, that site gives…

Not sure how it would get that way... maybe it was never perfect from the factory? Maybe the yoke screw clamp has loosened after 20 years? Click to expand... Since some of us a…

What parts of the monitor do I NOT want to touch when its running? I know the anode cap is a no-no, but what parts on the yoke? I assume the plastic ring the manual mentions to t…

Scroll down a bit on this page and it shows the best way to discharge the CRT: http://www.biwa.ne.jp/~shamada/fullmac/repairEng.html Click to expand... Actually, that site gives…

I have adjusted dozens of yokes over the years. You can't adjust the yoke from the controls on the back of the Classic above the power switch (although there are plenty more settin…

What parts of the monitor do I NOT want to touch when its running? I know the anode cap is a no-no, but what parts on the yoke? I assume the plastic ring the manual mentions to t…

What parts of the monitor do I NOT want to touch when its running? I know the anode cap is a no-no, but what parts on the yoke? I assume the plastic ring the manual mentions to t…

To adjust the tilt of the monitor you have to adjust the yoke on the back of the CRT. The adjustments section of the service manual explains how to do this: http://www.apple-collec…

Eek, I'm not sure I want to touch the yoke. That's seriously dangerous. Maybe I'll learn to live with it, it's not that bad... Tempest

None of the pots adjust the tilt of the monitor. Click to expand... How do you suppose it got that way, then? Also, are we talking about a tilted screen image, or a physical ti…

None of the pots adjust the tilt of the monitor. Click to expand... How do you suppose it got that way, then? Also, are we talking about a tilted screen image, or a physical ti…

I know on earlier macs there were some adjust pots on the side of one of the boards (next to the monitor). Click to expand... Yes, but you might not need to open the case. Read…

I know on earlier macs there were some adjust pots on the side of one of the boards (next to the monitor). Click to expand... Yes, but you might not need to open the case. Read…

To adjust the tilt of the monitor you have to adjust the yoke on the back of the CRT. The adjustments section of the service manual explains how to do this: http://www.apple-collec…

To adjust the tilt of the monitor you have to adjust the yoke on the back of the CRT. The adjustments section of the service manual explains how to do this: http://www.apple-colle…

I use option-8, the "bullet" and it works great for what you're doing. Has anybody got the ASCII special character sort list handy to post? :?:

Ok got the HD to terminate and everything works. I have to use my .5GB drives, but that's more than I'll ever need (1GB was overkill). Tempest

I have herd other peoples computers (SE/30s, classics, classic 2s) ply the chimes of death when the sad mac displays. Click to expand... That's right. An SE/30 and Classic II …

Ok the system works fine with the external speakers, but it still refuses to sound the chimes of death. Could really caps be the cause for no chimes of death? Click to expand...…

It's an IBM DPES 31080. Apparently it doesn't do BUS or SCSI termination. Would hooking up an external drive with an terminator fix my issue or do they both have to terminated? …

Ok the system works fine with the external speakers, but it still refuses to sound the chimes of death. Could really caps be the cause for no chimes of death? Click to expand...…

It does need termination someplace. If the internal drive isn't terminated, then it won't work. You can test this by terminating the SCSI buss with an external drive, or even an em…

Ok the system works fine with the external speakers, but it still refuses to sound the chimes of death. Could really caps be the cause for no chimes of death?

I was thinking that maybe the Bourns network filter tied in with the internal and external SCSI ports cound be the issue. You could try either removing the filter or replacing wit…