On Tuesday, Dec 3, 2002, at 07:53 US/Eastern, J Sand wrote: >>> Is my performa 577 the same as a LC unit when being talked about? >> >> If you mean an LC575, yes - same form factor slightly different >> software >> and possibly HD size installed when new. > > Are the "LC" series the all in one unit Macs? I have one that does not > power up and needs other parts for it. I wish to bring it back from > the > "dead", especialy if I can get the monitor to work. Mac monitors are > so > expensive. I think I got a bad power supply to start with, as the fan > doesn't even start up and it should. I am hoping it has fuses inside > the PS > or elsewhere in the unit. Any suggestions on this resurection would be > appreciated. Thanks. > > John >
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