--- Ken <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> My Reply follows quote. On 20/12/2004 07:17
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
>
> >Here's the situation. I have a 6116 and a 6115
> performa's and both are
> >acting the same way. Upon start up I hear the chime
> and then here the
> >computer accessing the hard drive then nothing no
> happy face no sad face
> >nothing. I have repalced the pram battery but no
> difference. There was no
> >information in "Sad Macs Bombs and other
> Disasters". I have replace these
> >with a beige G3 but before I start parting these
> machines out just want to
> >make sure that there isn't an easy fix. Has anyone
> else experienced this
> >type of problem? Are they really dead?
> >
> >thanks for your help
> >
> >Richard
> --------
> Seems like a "classic" symptom of a dead PRAM
> battery. Sometimes you
> can "test" this by letting it boot then quickly
> switching the power
> off then back on.
>
> Ken
Then what? I have a 7100/80 that might be doing the
same thing!
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