If you left the lombard unplugged with the dead battery in it, how
did the battery get charged ?
What exactly was the symptom of the dead battery ?
Mad Dog
The battery had a full charge before it started acting weird. It
would show no charge on the lights and a full charge according to the
Since someone mentioned that they appreciate people posting to inform
of the resolution of a problem, allow me this.
My battery is fixed!!! I the Lombard unplugged in sleep mode for
about seven hours, and the battery worked when I plugged it back in.
It showed all 4 LEDs and a full charge in
Shawn:
My work number is 889-1115, and my cell phone is 614-506-8752. Thanks.
Wade
On Tue, 4 Jan 2005 22:26:34 -0500, Shawn Harley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Wade,
Call me @ 538-0213 in a few minutes. I live near the MicroCenter on
Bethel Rd.
Shawn
On Jan 4, 2005, at 10:18 PM, Wade
Apologies to the list for my previous message. It was intended to be a
private reply. That was the first time I used my G-mail account to
reply to a message, and I didn't notice that it was going to the list.
It won't happen again!
Wade
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Anyone in the Central Ohio area have a clamshell iBook that I could
test my batteries in, or let me try your battery in mine? I have two
batteries, and despite trying everything I can find to resurrect them,
they seem to be dead. I want to confirm that I have two bad batteries,
and not a bad
Wade,
Call me @ 538-0213 in a few minutes. I live near the MicroCenter on
Bethel Rd.
Shawn
On Jan 4, 2005, at 10:18 PM, Wade Dunham wrote:
Anyone in the Central Ohio area have a clamshell iBook that I could
test my batteries in, or let me try your battery in mine? I have two
batteries, and
I have 2 Li-Ion batteries that I swap monthly in my 400MHz Pismo G3
powerbook, 768 RAM, 40G hard drive using 10.3.5. One of the batteries
doesn't lock in place and each time I lug it around between work and
home it slips out some. This makes me have to reset the date and time.
I had my PRAM
Yup, have done all of those things.
-Bob-
Bob Angell
1238 Fenway Avenue, SLC, UT 84102-3212
v: 801.583.8544; cell/sms: 801.824.7343
email: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Had Momma Cass Karen Carpenter shared that ham sandwich, they might
be with us today!
On Dec 21, 2003, at 9:39 PM, Laurent
On 22/12/03 11:54, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yup, have done all of those things.
-Bob-
Bob Angell
1238 Fenway Avenue, SLC, UT 84102-3212
v: 801.583.8544; cell/sms: 801.824.7343
email: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Had Momma Cass Karen Carpenter shared that ham sandwich,
on 12/21/03 7:53 PM, BA at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Folks,
I have one of the first G4 Powerbooks (400 MHz) that is only getting
40-50 minutes on a full battery charge. I have tried several times to
cycle (on batteries) the machine to try to get the battery life to
improve. I have also
Folks,
I have one of the first G4 Powerbooks (400 MHz) that is only getting
40-50 minutes on a full battery charge. I have tried several times to
cycle (on batteries) the machine to try to get the battery life to
improve. I have also reset (I THINK) the PMU (however, the date/time
were
Here's an update:
I finally swapped the G4/500 Crescendo out of the Wall Street that
would not run on battery power, restoring the original processor
(G3/266 MHz) with additional RAM (256 MB in the top slot; 64 MB in
the bottom). This PowerBook now runs on battery and AC with its
original
I upgraded a Wall Street unit with a Sonnet Crescendo G4/500. I had
a problem with the PRAM battery (even before installing the processor
upgrade) which went away when the PRAM battery was replaced.
However, I am having the following problem: I can start up from the
battery that came with the
From: Paul DiGiovanni [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I upgraded a Wall Street unit with a Sonnet Crescendo G4/500. I had
a problem with the PRAM battery (even before installing the processor
upgrade) which went away when the PRAM battery was replaced.
However, I am having the following problem: I can
Well, my problem is slightly different from the post by Emma - my
PowerBook (Pismo/2000/FireWire) battery suddenly will not hold any
charge. It started when the power went off here few days ago during a
storm. Forgetful/foolish me, I kept going instead of immediately
unplugging the AC
me one lit LED on it. Right after the power went out, I tried and only
the first LED flashed, briefly.
There is a battery reset utility for Pismo, I *believe* (I kind of got
lost in the circumlocutive system requirements on Apple's site but the
description did say G3 Series PowerBooks). I didn't
On 31/07/03 16:12, Lewin Edwards [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
me one lit LED on it. Right after the power went out, I tried and only
the first LED flashed, briefly.
There is a battery reset utility for Pismo, I *believe* (I kind of got
lost in the circumlocutive system requirements on Apple's
here is a battery reset utility for Pismo, I *believe* (I kind of got
lost in the circumlocutive system requirements on Apple's site but the
description did say G3 Series PowerBooks). I didn't bother
I've tried that utility when I had problems with an almost dead
battery in
my Pismo. The utility
Lewin Edwards wrote:
Sorry. I searched on Apple for more details just now and found an
article that says The Battery Reset application is not needed, and
will not work on an iBook or PowerBook (FireWire) computer. So that
was a red herring.
Hmm, but Battery Reset _does_ work with a Lombard.
Hi,
I, along with other G-Books members gave some advice to someone on this
list for their powerbook battery not reaching full charge, if I
remember correctly they had it replaced.
Just reading the service manual and if the computer charges to 95% or
under, replace the DC board, ie, if
I went to my local chain computer store and lo and behold
they had an APC replacement lombard battery
This is a lithium ion battery? These things age even sitting on the
shelf. Does it have a date on it? it may be effectively as old as the
original battery you had.
in fact they had
On Friday, March 28, 2003, at 04:35 PM, Thomas Bridgeland wrote:
I went to my local chain computer store and lo and behold
they had an APC replacement lombard battery
This is a lithium ion battery? These things age even sitting on the
shelf. Does it have a date on it? it may be
I inherited a lombard and since the original battery only last for
about an hour I went to my local chain computer store and lo and behold
they had an APC replacement lombard battery in fact they had several of
them. So i brought it home and smacked it in and it charged up. Cool!
then I let it
On Thursday, November 28, 2002, at 04:38 PM, John Stone wrote:
Hello all,
I've got a Wallstreet 300mhz running 10.2. When putting it to sleep,
and then picking it up by the left(battery) side, (I'm left handed)
it shuts off. The only way to get it started again is to use the
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