On Jan 16, 2006, at 5:42 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I see; so it does that when you try to boot it up using only the AC,
AND
using only the battery?
Nope. Just using the A/C adapter with no battery.
I am not sure (other members of the list may have more pertinent
input) but I
would start with the PMU board located under the HD cage. Outside of
replacing it, checking to see if it is firmly seated on the
motherboard, as well as
making sure the wire cable connecting it and the PRAM battery is
properly
connected, may pay off.
Well, back in the summer, I had to replace the latch on the display. I
disconnected the cable for the PRAM battery, but the wires came out and
there was corrosion on the plug where the battery and the connector
met. Since then, I haven't had a PRAM battery or cable in the 3400.
Thanks, :-)
Ian
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