Ok then - Mac Plus, it boots, or rather it can boot all the way to the desktop and it can sit there for a while - usually less than ten mins - then it re-boots. it generally gets t…
68kMLATroubleshootingby wgoodfSun, 9 Aug 2009 - 17:34
Why don't you try to fix it? The iMac are very easy to fix. Do you have an idea of what is wrong with it? Don't scrap it, it may just be the PAV board.
Nah, they were all grey bits, there was one bit of black plastic, still, I'm happy to have pulled the RAM out of it, 2x256MB sticks, wow. Dunno what to do with the rest of it. iM…
Thanks for the info.
Here are the floppies that came with it. I will make images of them.
"Macintosh Basics" Says "Start up from this disc"
"Apple Network product installer"
"M…
I am getting an WhiteBook and TiBook and they are being delayed from being in my hands because, "They have to get the data off of it" Blasphemy. I told em Ill remove the HDs for th…
Bits of brittle plastic dropped out of it too.
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If these pieces are a brownish colour, then it's most likely the bonding agent around the CRT rings flaking of…
I finally got around to tearing down the old Macintosh 512k to see what the problem is. Visually the electronics appeared fine, so it looks like I need your help, 68kMLA.
It has t…
I know what caps look like. there are none on the top of the mobo.
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:lol: You obviously don't know what they look like. I can see them on your photos quite …
G'day Mars,
Yeah, it won't power on at all and gives off a warm plastic smell, so you're probably right as to the reason for it's deadness.
Bits of brittle plastic dropped out of…
Check the speaker connections/try swapping the speaker units around.
If there is no change, everything might be due for a cap replacement. trag sells complete IIci kits though.
The Bernoulii wasn't really all that rare and was actually a slightly better technology than Syquest's.
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Yeah - I've got the 2nd edition of Macs for Dummies, …
68kMLAHardwareby macgeek417Sun, 9 Aug 2009 - 06:35
Nah, the caps are on the top, like the small "can" like thingies you see on the motherboard.
I believe every Mac has caps, but the SE/30/Classic II/Classic/SE/IIci/II/IIx/IIfx/LC …
Aah. I'm assuming the caps are on the bottom of the mobo?
Also, what model(s) dont have caps?
And the caps appear to be fine. No squeaking noises here!
No, the pizza box series does definitely have caps, and when you hear a squeaking sound, it's likely that they are going.
I doubt yours has that problem since it would have bee…
When I get an old Mac that still has the data I always poke around to see what's there personal files I could care less about though. For example, my Performa had Photoshop and Pag…
Oops! My uploads hung and only the first couple of photos were uploaded.
Forgive my ignorince here, but IIRC, aren't the "pizza box" macs one of the few without capiciters?