I have an SE FDHD of the same model that does the EXACT same thing.
Like you said, the noise REDUCES after a while but it never entirely
disappears. After yet another period of time passes, the noise will
again increase. This pattern continues indefinitely. I'm not sure
what might be failing; there are no visible symptoms in the operation
of the computer that might indicate a cause. The video picture looks
fine, too.
It's almost sounded to me at times like it was being emitted by the
SE's speaker, actually. I've had, at times, over 40 various SE models
and this is the only one to ever exhibit behavior like this... I don't
ever use this particular one. I got it from a university, so who knows?
-Nat
On Monday, June 13, 2005, at 01:24 PM, Sean Billings wrote:
2. After 10 Minutes, the Apple Macintosh makes a high pitched noise.
3. After awhile, the noise reduces.
I have a Classic II that does something very similar, I suspect it is a
capacitor on the Analogue board, not sure which one is likely to be the
candidate though.
Regards Sean.
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