My Reply follows quote. On 25/09/2003 11:47 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: >I'm sure this must be one of the most covered topics on this list, >but as one tends to only read/reply to the threads that apply at >that time, one bypasses a lot of threads until they actually become >of interest, so please forgive me for bringing it up again (if that is >the case...) > >I have just bought an old Wallstreet where the Mac is reporting >that the battery bay to be empty even though there is a battery >fitted. I presume that the battery is dead, but is there a possibility >of a fault of a different kind ? > >I had a WS 266 where the battery was dead and did not take >charge, but at least the indicator showed a battery being present. ---------- While it could be another problem, if you have swapped bays and see the "no battery" indication switch positions, it is most likely the battery. I had the same indication with a Wallstreet battery. Got a "new" one and it works like a champ.
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