Re: iBook screen, sleep, energy saver problem?

[Kris Tilford]

The reason my clamshell iBook display was cycling on & off with the lid 
closed was that the keyboard was very slightly misplaced, and a key was 
physically being pressed. By simply replacing the keyboard in it's 
correct position, all was solved. I didn't discover this myself, but 
found it on the iBook discussion group at the Apple support website. It 
appears very common, and most people thought it was software related, 
as I did. It can kill your LCD with heat buildup when the lid is 
closed, so make certain your keyboard is correctly placed. Kris Tilford

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