Re: Bondi Power Up Problem

[Jim Arnott]

Pull the cover off the bottom.  Remove the internal video cable.  Plug 
in an external monitor. If it starts, you have a bad flyback transformer 
most likely. If it doesn't, bad power supply.

Jim

Charles wrote:

I have an original Bondi iMac with major problems.  It started with an
occasional rapid clicking, and now won't power up.  When I press the power
button, it chimes, then after a few seconds I get a few of those rapid
clicks and it shuts right down.  Sound like the power supply, or something
else?  Thanks,
Charles

 



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