The solution is already written here on the group. It is necessary to wash
with a brush to tooth and of the hot water and with of detergent the Mother
Card.
yeah, it's no joke, i had the same problem, it really works !
open the mac, remove the mother board, disconnect battery, ram, roms then wash it with a tooth brush, water and detergent
let it dry 2 days, remount it, power on, "dong" ;)
the reason why it actually works is that capacitors leaked
by washing the card, you remove the leakage, which conducts electricity, and causes some short-circuits on the mother board.
this tip is well known by the mac classic community, you will also find many references to it on the net
I made it, after have been afraid. Now my classic II functions.
mine too ;)
It is necessary to dry the mothercard after the washing. Daniel :-)
tiens, t'es la aussi daniel ? :)
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