I didn't use the dishwasher, but I did wash a Power Tower Pro board in
hot water and it was just fine afterwards. So probably any Mac
motherboard will be fine. Just make sure everything is dry before
plugging it in again.
The only things I think you have to be careful of in the washing
process is the water being too hot (not sure what the safe temperature
limit for this is) and never use the heat-dry setting. Too much heat
will start warping components. Take it out and let it air-dry.
- Alan
On Oct 24, 2005, at 3:35 PM, Noah Wood wrote:
Will this method work for any Mac, I have an old plus that had the
lines on screen issue and will not even boot up now.
On 10/24/05, Gary Danko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I've successfully dishwashed two SE/30s. I put mine outside in the
sun. A few hours on each side and they were ready to go back into
action.
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