Hi there: My late 2006 iMac (IMac Core 2 Duo 1.83 ghz/2 g RAMLion as of one
week ago/purchased September 2006) figuratively blew up yesterday morning:
screen freeze-ups, bizarre screen activity (that looked like what I'm
guessing a bad LSD trip would be like) or no booting at all, just a black
On Oct 3, 2011, at 10:28 AM, Bill Spencer wrote:
Hi there: My late 2006 iMac (IMac Core 2 Duo 1.83 ghz/2 g RAMLion as of one
week ago/purchased September 2006) figuratively blew up yesterday morning:
screen freeze-ups, bizarre screen activity
I took it to the local Apple store where my
I have noticed over the past year many requests for replacement iMac
G5 motherboards on the swap group. I found myself in the same boat
when I inherited 2 2006 G5 iMacs one 17 inch 2.0 ghz and one 20 inch
2.0 ghz. A further investigation I discovered a site that does
replacement capacitor service
I just finished doing the capacitor replacement on a G5 iMac. There are 30
capacitors on the board; however, uness a capacitor is swollen or popped, it
does not need to be replaced. I only needed to do five capacitors. Several
years earlier Apple had replaced about 25 capacitors and the five I
