Did you get the little spring that contacts the left rear corner of the
battery back in place too? Or did someone else do the upgrade?
Is the battery indicator showing in the menu or control strip?
Does the 2400 shut down when you pull the AC/DC plug?
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Sidney Ho
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>> Date: Mon, 14 Feb 2000 10:30:17 +0800
>> From: "Chong Tim" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> Subject: Help: PB2400c can't see battery?!
>>
>> I have just upgraded my HDD 2 days ago, but something went a bit crazy =
>> when I put it back... my PowerBook just doesn't think I have any battery =
>> at all! I have tried taking it apart and putting it back again but still =
>> the same....
>>
>> Everything else works on my PB, the AC point, SCSI, ADB, Serial, just =
>> this sick baby can't seem to see my battery...=3D(
>>
>> Specs: MacOS 9, 80/4G PB2400c/240 with Newer G3 upgrade.
>>
>> Is this problem, Power Manager related? How does the PB know there's a =
>> battery attached? At first I thought the aux board must be busted but if =
>> so, I won't be able to power up or use ADB and SCSI...aaagh, can someone =
>> suggest something to help?
>
> "JPM" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> replied:
>
>>Is this problem, Power Manager related?
>
> Having it off power long enought to dismantle twice, seems like
> resetting the power manager wouldn't be necessary, but why not try it
> anyway. Also reset your PRAM. My guess is that should fix it.
On the contrary, dismantling often requires resetting PM on the 2400.
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