> >It just hums. I have had it unplugged for about 45 minutes now, and the
same
> >thing happens.
>
> Not known to be a problem with the IIsi, but try pulling the PRAM battery
> and see if that affects it in any way.
>
> Make sure the HD and floppy and everything is connected, too...
Pulled the PRAM, no effect. The hum is from what looks like a Coil at the
front most part of the power supply. The relay kicks when the power button
is pressed, but then it clicks off again.
BTW, discharging the caps into you finger has no effect to the power state
of the mac, however, it's hard to type with a num index finger...:)
-Kevin
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