That sounds like the power supply. From what I've heard on the lists, those G5
iMac's power supplies tend to bite the dust.
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On Dec 2, 2009, at 9:00 AM, gladys pérez-almiroty wrote:
> happy holidays to all!
> my aunt- she lives in an other town- just called me with this
> conundrum: her imac g 5 code name hero, 1.8 ghz, running some version
> of os 10.3 and maybe 2gb ram is turning itself off and when it does
> you can hear a faint click.
> i live 2 hours away and have not seen the machine when it does that.
> knowing my aunt it has not been updated since the last time i was there.
> any ideas? what should i bring to her when i go besides disk warrior?
> would that even help?
> if you have any other questions i can ask her. please help me!!
> thanks in advanced
> gladys
>
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