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On Jul 28, 2005, at 9:23 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The list was down so we probably missed the follow up.
I did some testing. These are the results:
a_known good LCD + bad MoBo 1 = no backlit
b_known good LCD + bad MoBo 2 = no desktop contrast at max level
c_known
I was the guy who posted on the caps, and to be
honest, I gleaned that from Applefritter (plus another
site; don't remember which). To be honest, just not
too sure.
We may need to look at the logicboard carefully and
see if anything may have become unseated or looks odd
(easy task... yeah, right).
I did go through and reheat all the solder points that looked safe do
do so :) on one of my pb100's, to no avail.
Shipping one across the country did resurrect it for a few months, so
it could be a simple hot point/ loose connection thing.
Pack it in a box, UPS ground from Seattle to
On 26 Jul 2005, at 22:38, B.L. wrote:
Hey there fellow Powerbook lovers; I have a small problem with my
3400C.
It seems that the clicker is stuck. Nothing happens when you click it,
and you can't scroll or anything with it. Also there is a dialogue
that
says the clock is showing s date
I did go through and reheat all the solder points that looked safe
do do so :) on one of my pb100's, to no avail.
The point is that we should find a scheme of the logic board to
understand the situation better.
I will keep investigating.
Ben
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