>From: chuck goolsbee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>>  This can't address solder-related issues, but here is some other
>>  GLOD-preventing advice (as it relates to keeping your Power Manager
>>  healthy and happy):
>>
>>  After a friend of mine who runs the service area of a local Apple
>>  dealer told me this, I've never seen a GLOD: Never plug the
>>  computer-side of the AC cord into the 2400c unless it is already
>>  plugged into an AC outlet at the other end.
>>
>>  Additionally, whenever a battery falls out while the unit is sleeping
>>  *do not* re-insert the battery until you have plugged it back into a
>>  power outlet (starting with the wall-end) first.
>>
>>  I had several occasions when the battery would fall out while it was
>>  in my briefcase... and I would not know it until quite some time
>>  later. If I popped the battery back it would GLOD about 90% of the
>>  time. Bad GLOD that required some time to fix. However if I opened
>>  the 2400c lid, and then put it on AC power (before I re-inserted the
>>  battery) it would start without fail.
>
>I can confirm that putting an unexpectedly ejected battery back in whilst
>asleep caused my 2400c to immediately go GLOD. Chuck, how did you bring
>yours back to life after these events? I had to replace the CPU on mine.

The usual recovery/PM reset methods... and patience. I've never had 
to work too hard to recover from a GLOD.


>
>To prevent the battery ejecting unexpectedly now, I put a strip of clear
>tape over the latch and the problem hasen't reoccurred.

Not a bad idea, but probably not practical with my 2400c's paint job.

It is retired now anyway, and I have yet to have my TiBook's battery 
fall out. =)


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--chuck goolsbee
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