Re: Printer woes (OT?)

2017-02-26 Thread Jeff Hubatka
On Saturday, February 25, 2017 at 4:13:46 PM UTC-8, thymeless1 wrote:
>
>
> Greetings from western Canada, 
>
> I need to use some software that is on my 1999 iMac running OS9 that I can 
> not install on a newer Mac.  However I do not have a printer that will work 
> for this machine & the computer store just laughed at me when I asked if 
> they had one. Any leads as to where I can buy one or even what kind to look 
> for? 
>
> tia, and my apologies if this doesn't qualify as Vintage. 
>
> Sharron 
>
> Sent from my iPad


A printer may not have an old Mac driver but a lot of network printers will 
work over IP using the Apple LaserWriter driver. 

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PSU failure on 8100

2017-02-26 Thread Alex Ander
So I just plugged in a 8100 that is 20 years old. POP goes the PSU. A few 
bang noises very very little smoke.
I guess repairing these isn't worth it.
If I want to get a replacement from a PC, what would I be looking for?
The PSU in the machine is a Delta Electronics DPS-225AB

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RE: PSU failure on 8100

2017-02-26 Thread Wesley Furr
Don't know much about that series of Mac...but in looking online, doesn't
look like it is a stock standard type (AT/ATX/etc) power supply.  May be
able to re-wire an ATX power supply, though the power-on part might be a
challenge.  Probably worth pulling the cover off and having a look inside -
could just be a blown capacitor or something easily replaced.
 
Wesley
 

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Sent: Sunday, February 26, 2017 7:55 PM
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Subject: PSU failure on 8100


So I just plugged in a 8100 that is 20 years old. POP goes the PSU. A few
bang noises very very little smoke.
I guess repairing these isn't worth it.
If I want to get a replacement from a PC, what would I be looking for?
The PSU in the machine is a Delta Electronics DPS-225AB


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Re: PSU failure on 8100

2017-02-26 Thread Alexander
Thanks, that's an option as well, although I don't have too much experience
with opening PSUs
I will completely remove it and open it, I'll share a pic here If you guys
want.

On Mon, Feb 27, 2017 at 3:26 AM, Wesley Furr  wrote:

> Don't know much about that series of Mac...but in looking online, doesn't
> look like it is a stock standard type (AT/ATX/etc) power supply.  May be
> able to re-wire an ATX power supply, though the power-on part might be a
> challenge.  Probably worth pulling the cover off and having a look inside -
> could just be a blown capacitor or something easily replaced.
>
> Wesley
>
>
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> googlegroups.com] *On Behalf Of *Alex Ander
> *Sent:* Sunday, February 26, 2017 7:55 PM
> *To:* Vintage Macs
> *Subject:* PSU failure on 8100
>
> So I just plugged in a 8100 that is 20 years old. POP goes the PSU. A few
> bang noises very very little smoke.
> I guess repairing these isn't worth it.
> If I want to get a replacement from a PC, what would I be looking for?
> The PSU in the machine is a Delta Electronics DPS-225AB
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RE: PSU failure on 8100

2017-02-26 Thread Wesley Furr
They're all different, but shouldn't be too difficult.  May be able to see
what is going on without totally tearing it apart.
 
Wesley
 

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Sent: Sunday, February 26, 2017 8:28 PM
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Subject: Re: PSU failure on 8100


Thanks, that's an option as well, although I don't have too much experience
with opening PSUs

I will completely remove it and open it, I'll share a pic here If you guys
want.


On Mon, Feb 27, 2017 at 3:26 AM, Wesley Furr  wrote:



Don't know much about that series of Mac...but in looking online, doesn't
look like it is a stock standard type (AT/ATX/etc) power supply.  May be
able to re-wire an ATX power supply, though the power-on part might be a
challenge.  Probably worth pulling the cover off and having a look inside -
could just be a blown capacitor or something easily replaced.
 
Wesley
 

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From: vintage-macs@googlegroups.com [mailto:vintage-macs@
 googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Alex
Ander
Sent: Sunday, February 26, 2017 7:55 PM
To: Vintage Macs
Subject: PSU failure on 8100


So I just plugged in a 8100 that is 20 years old. POP goes the PSU. A few
bang noises very very little smoke.
I guess repairing these isn't worth it.
If I want to get a replacement from a PC, what would I be looking for?
The PSU in the machine is a Delta Electronics DPS-225AB






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