Christopher Cate wrote:
Hi Brian -
You do have to press the button in the back, as there isn't a power
button on the keyboard. My first mac was a PB 160 (which I still have
- though it's not in good shape anymore). Let me know if I can help
further.
-Chris
Thanks for the responses. I did a check of the PS and it's shooting out
way over the 7.5V that it's rated at. Then I hooked the 160 up with my
ac/dc adapter, set at 7.5 postive tip and I got a screen. Lots of
interference but at least I know it's the PS not the main unit. Probably
a resistor gone in the PS I'm thinking. Has anyone taken the PS apart on
these? Looks like the plug slides out somehow.
BM
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