J Sanderson:
You wrote:
I am wondering if anyone here can remind me what causes the above
symptom. It goes away after a few seconds and the colour is fine.
The pink colour returns after waking the comp from sleep. The colour
always goes away. Is this something to be very concerned about,
On Jan 16, 2006, at 4:16 PM, MMB wrote:
J Sanderson:
You wrote:
I am wondering if anyone here can remind me what causes the above
symptom. It goes away after a few seconds and the colour is fine.
The pink colour returns after waking the comp from sleep. The
colour always goes away.
Mad Dog Tom and Lisa Peters [EMAIL PROTECTED] have suggested
that it's a failing backlight.
It is the backlight, you really don't need to worry until it fails,
but when it does you will have serious trouble seeing anything on the
screen. It's sort of like a florescent lamp going bad. Just
I am wondering if anyone here can remind me what causes the above
symptom. It goes away after a few seconds and the colour is fine.
The pink colour returns after waking the comp from sleep. The colour
always goes away. Is this something to be very concerned about,
somewhat concerned
I am wondering if anyone here can remind me what causes the above
symptom. It goes away after a few seconds and the colour is fine.
The pink colour returns after waking the comp from sleep. The
colour always goes away. Is this something to be very concerned
about, somewhat concerned about
Your Pismo's lighting for the display is getting old.
Mine has done that since I got the Pismo in June of
this year. From what I understand from previous
threads on this list, it is a replaceable item that
you may wish to have someone else do. IIR, the cost
is about $60-$70 for the job TM. I'm
Listers,
What would cause the above symptom? It goes away after a short while?
Pismo 400/192 OS 9
Jim Sanderson
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At 1:03 PM -0500 1/28/05, G-Books wrote:
On Jan 27, 2005, at 5:50 AM, G-Books wrote:
Are you talking about the entire display/upper housing assembly?
Aye, exactly.
Meaning the tabs are the aluminum parts of the hinges. If so, it should
just pull out.
Aye, again, exactly. There's a tab on both the
Hi all:
I need to replace the AC/power board on my Pismo, a very hairy
operation in which one basically has to remove every single thing
that can be removed from the computer in order to get at the old
board and put in the new one.
In the process of attempting this delicate operation, I
On Jan 27, 2005, at 5:50 AM, G-Books wrote:
Date: Thu, 27 Jan 2005 20:43:34 +0900
From: Carl Freire [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Pismo display removal issue
Hi all:
I need to replace the AC/power board on my Pismo, a very hairy
operation in which one basically has to remove every single thing
on 27/07/2004 21:30, G-Books at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, if you want to replace the LCD, an Apple Service
will be the more EXPENSIVE way.
Apple will replace your screen with the same one, but
there's a BETTER solution.
What about a PANASONIC LCD with 180 Viewing Angle?
I saw a web
Well, if you want to replace the LCD, an Apple Service
will be the more EXPENSIVE way.
Apple will replace your screen with the same one, but
there's a BETTER solution.
What about a PANASONIC LCD with 180 Viewing Angle?
I saw a web site of someone who replaced his Pismo LCD
with a Panasonic one
Hello All,
I think my display is on it's way out. :(
Wanted to get opinions here just in case I'm wrong. Pismo 500/1gig.
Had it now for almost two years. Great computer. . .trouble free. The
other day I was setting up an iBook for a client, and he wanted some of
my cool backdrops, so I did
At 07:25 PM -0600 04/12/2004, Andrew Main wrote:
A 500MHz FW PowerBook (Pismo) I'm working on has an annoying habit:
when the display first comes on, whether at startup or awakening
from sleep, the entire display is tinted bright pink/magenta. The
tint mostly goes away in the first 5-10
A 500MHz FW PowerBook (Pismo) I'm working on has an annoying habit:
when the display first comes on, whether at startup or awakening from
sleep, the entire display is tinted bright pink/magenta. The tint
mostly goes away in the first 5-10 seconds, leaving a faint pink
cast. The color changes
Hi, Carlos,
I recently replaced the broken display in my Lombard with a Pismo
screen - the inverse to your problem. No problems noted here, but
you'll have to be careful of the built-in airport antenna on your
Pismo. I've seen some warnings about the screen from a Pismo not
lasting as long in
Hi everyone,
I have a busted display on a Pismo 400 MHz PowerBook. I have the
opportunity to pick up a screen for an older (Lombard) screen, for next to
nothing. Will the two screens work interchangeably? I know they're the
same size, but Apple has different part numbers for them.
If this
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