MR> I got the microphone section cover off (breaking off two of the plastic
MR> clasps...).
*ouch!* That will most likely have to be replaced and at least taped
temporarily. Check E-Bay for these - User: old-mac-milt sells them
occasionally.
(http://cgi6.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewListedItems&userid=olde-mac-milt&include=0&since=-1&sort=2&rows=25)
MR> Popped-off the bullet and reseated the ribon connector to the right of
MR> the mic.
MR> The ribon is nicely rolled on the silver metal hinge. The thing I can't
MR> see is the
MR> other end of it. it goes down, in the powerbook, but I can't see it
MR> connecting to the
MR> motherboard. There is a grey plastic thing blocking the view (around the
MR> hinge).
The other end of it is a brown board attached to a white connector.
This is underneath a cover which I thought you already had removed.
This is the white connector I mentioned to the left of the _right_
hinge.
On the back of the PowerBook behind the "door" (if you have that) is a
serial number sticker. On each side of the sticker is a screw.
Remove these and a central cover will pull off of the other side of
the PowerBook directly below where you removed the microphone cover.
MR> Should I take out the bottom of the powerbook to go in that way?
No. There's no reason to remove any of the bottom screws when working
with the system video.
Mike mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://drone8of9.crosswinds.net/documents/Mike_Hebel_Current_3.html
http://drone8of9.crosswinds.net/documents/Mike_Hebel_Current_3.doc
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