On Wednesday, April 3, 2002, at 03:30 PM, andrew favret wrote:
> Several suggested the PRAM battery problem. I checked them. One was
> a little low (3.2 v instead of 3.6) So I replaced it. After replacing
> the
> battery nothing would turn on-no whirring sound or chime. What might I
> have
> done wrong or what can I check?
> One other piece of information-Altho the outer box says Mac II, the
> mother board is Mac IIx. Therefore the batteries are not soldered in.
Errm, sounds like a PSU failure. I can only suggest you make sure the
RAM, battery (right way round?) and connectors are still in place
properly, it is quite easy to disturb them when working inside.
Otherwise I know Mac II machines tend to have power control circuit
problems but that is as far as my very limited knowledge goes, I don't
have my IIci to do the obligatory 'crash course' yet so I'm not really
the one to ask.
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