On my IIsi I continue to have the problem, which always comes back after a while.
To fix it I have to remove the speaker, clean contacts, slide speaker back in.
That cures it until contacts are bad again.
ron
On Saturday, August 7, 2004, at 02:08 AM, Ben Kernan wrote:
About a month ago, I turned on my trusty pm6500/225/3/96, & got no sound... I tried to turn the volume up with the volume control in the Control Strip, still no sound. eventually re loaded OS 9.1, still no sound. Since I mainly play games on this machine, this is bad... Any ideas???
Try pulling the logic board and cleaning the connector edge with an eraser or electronics cleaner. It's also a good idea to pull and re-seat any RAM, cards, etc... if it has been sitting unused for a while.
Also check your sound control panel to make sure it's not set with the mute button "on".
Ron
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