Hi -
I did look at that page. But, before opening the book up, I used a
voltmeter to check the charger - it read less than 4 volts, but this is
under no load. Is this what it normally reads without a load, or is the
adapter shot?
Kyle-
It's probably shot, based on my limited knowledge of PowerBook adapters.
There isn't any switching mechanism as far as I know. I do know that the
100 had a lead-acid battery, so if the battery has been drained, you'll
have to replace it.
Hope this helps,
Caleb
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