> As I was happily installing some RAM in my very understanding SE 30 there
> was a little snap and one of those little cap shaped transistor things fell
> off the motherboard, it was in position C1, since I now get tight horizontal
> stripes and a pleasant chiming sound when I start up I assume it was a
> fairly important thing....
>
> Dan


Here's to hoping you do soldering. Did you replace the RAM under power?
Or was it off?

If off, find a replacement capacitor, (assuming that's what it is), from another
Mac, like maybe the SE. Worst-case scenario, buy another motherboard.

Jeff


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