On May 20, 2013, at 4:30 PM, Eraina and Richard jenkins wrote:

> Hello there,
> 
> I've a good friend who has owned a 23 in iMac (G5) since new.
> Recently, he went to turned it on and it gave a bit of a splat and just
> did nothing.  Not being a tecchie, he went to the local Apple shop.
> They told him that parts for a 9 year old Mac are not available ... and
> one thing led to another and they sold him a new iMac!  Now I think
> it's NOT the switch ... but more likely the power supply that has
> 'karked it'.  Are there any sources for exchange/repaired power
> boards ... or do we have to look at component level repair?  Is it a
> recognised problem now that these machines have gone out of their
> guarantee period?


I got a G5 iMac from a client once because it wouldn't power up (he'd already 
replaced it).  It turned out to be bad caps on the logic board and in the power 
supply.  I replaced the logic board caps myself but ended up buying a 
refurbished power supply.  The iMac has been working fine for a couple of years 
now.

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