Ha!!!  Thank you very much my friend!  It now works!  I turned the Mac 
Classic II on and left it running for about 30 minutes.  Then I power 
cycled and wow it booted!!!!  This baby is now running again!
Wow I'm impressed!  Thanks Again!

Sylvain

leonardo cerliani wrote:
> Hi Sylvain
> 
> I had a problem similar to yours, and I worked out fine fixing my classic
> II. Let's start from the beginning.
> 
> A year ago or something a friend of mine in Rome (I'm from italy, so please
> excuse me for my english...) told me he had bought 20 non-working Classic
> II. I had one of them, but I didn't have the time to try to fix it before 2
> months ago. I switched it on and had sometimes checkered  sometimes striped
> b/w screen. On the repair reference manual of the classic II/performa 200
> the diagnosis was catastrophic: replace power/sweep board or logic board.
> But I couldn't believe something made by apple didn't work that way :O)) I
> removed the mobo and saw some oily loss in some locations on the mobo,
> expecially around the capacitors. I heard from a friend of mine (electronic
> engineer) that this could be a problem, and to control moreover for
> interrupted circuits and to replace the 3,6V lithium battery. On sale you
> can find some specific products to clean the electronic circuits, but I'm
> used to the sturdiness of apple computers, and I decided to clean it with
> pure dishes detergent and a light-strong brush. After that, I washed the
> mobo in flowing water for 1-2 minutes, and then I dried it with the
> hair-drier (only cold air). I waited 3 days so that every small particle of
> water was dried (in particular inside the holes of the external adapters),
> and then I put it back in the case. I also changed the battery. In the
> beginning I saw no more b/w screen, but a white screen with light thin black
> horizontal lines. I leave it on for two or three hours while I was working
> on another computer, and around midnight, it came back to life :O)) From
> that moment, I had no more problems with my classic II.
> I suggest at first to replace battery and see if that's the only problem.
> After that, if it still doesn't work, you can proceed to clean the mobo.
> 
> let me know!
> 
> leonardo
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> 
>>Hello everyone!
>>
>>I have a Mac Classic II that hasen't work for some time.  The last time
>>I turned it on was last summer just before I put it up for sale in my
>>garage.  At that time it was still booting fine.  After the garage sale
>>was over I tried booting the Mac once more but since then it never
>>booted!  I get a checkered black and white screen and then after a few
>>seconds the normal white screen shows up with the normal mac ding sound
>>but after that I get two more sounds: The first is a happy sound and the
>>second a sad sound!
>>Any idea what's going on here?  I removed the motherboard tonight and
>>also the RAM then reconnected everyting but it still won't boot!
> 
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