On Nov 9, 2005, at 4:20 PM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
on 11/9/05 2:58 PM, Kyle Koerner at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Turned this
on, and when the drive started to spin up, a resister, labeled L4
(near
power connector for HD) became red, smoldered, and went *snap* as I
quickly unplugged the power.
A 'L' designator is usually used with inductors not resistors.
Rick
Rick,
Sorry, not sure what the actual name is - it's a little square thing
which I can't tell you more about because it is just a scorched
block...
The Mac II does power up, just without a hard drive (i have an external
though). Funny thing is, my external case (AppleCD 300e) has no
problem with the 5" drive.
Still, any advice?
Kyle-
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