On Nov 13, 2005, at 1:04 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Oh, an electrical noise? Like when a Powerbook is started up and the
sound
has been muted?
My 5300 does the same thing whenever it is plugged in. A little pop
sound,
as if it had no power at all in awhile but other than that it
works
Ian Nixon wrote:
With much respect and appreciation, Ivy, I don't think you understand
the problem. I hear the slight noise only when the LED is lit - no
HD, not a power-up noise, etc. I really appreciate your help, but
it's kinda *not* helping, if you know what I mean.
Keep suggestions
In a message dated 11/13/2005 7:17:12 AM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
With much respect and appreciation, Ivy, I don't think you understand
the problem. I hear the slight noise only when the LED is lit - no
HD, not a power-up noise, etc. I really appreciate your help,
On Nov 13, 2005, at 7:16 AM, Ian Nixon wrote:
The light is an LED and the when they make a sound, they only do
it once (when they blow up - personal experience).
I hope this isn't what's happening - one more thing to add to the
list to fix :-P (PRAM battery, PRAM battery cable, RAM
Subject: 3400c Sleep light
Date: Sat, 12 Nov 2005 17:59:12 -0500
'Mornin everyone...
I have a question - I just noticed when I put my PB3400c to sleep, the
light blinks and all, but there's a little noise every time the light
comes on (It's like a slight click---click---click)
Is this a
Hello Folks,
I have a number of working PowerBook 3400c displays with bezels all
in decent shape. If anyone wants them please make an offer. I also
have a larger box of other parts if anyone is interested.
Thanks in advance,
Jared Noska
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
PB 5300c running OS8.6.
A capacitor type whining from under the palm rest, and considerable heat
building up. The battery had begun to cook around the positive terminal,
plastic
was decomposed and fused to terminal points within the battery bay.
Am I correct to think that I cannot connect the
Am I correct to think that I cannot connect the PB5300c to mains power when a
battery is in the bay?
Do I read your question correctly ?
Are you asking if you have to have the battery out when you run a Powerbook
from the mains ?
Naturally not.
Short of shipping a VST charger from the
I'd complain to Apple.
On Nov 13, 2005, at 6:42 PM, matthew.j.ellis wrote:
PB 5300c running OS8.6.
A capacitor type whining from under the palm rest, and
considerable heat
building up. The battery had begun to cook around the positive
terminal,
plastic
was decomposed and fused to
On Nov 13, 2005, at 7:42 PM, matthew.j.ellis wrote:
PB 5300c running OS8.6.
A capacitor type whining from under the palm rest, and
considerable heat
building up. The battery had begun to cook around the positive
terminal,
plastic
was decomposed and fused to terminal points within the
IIRC, the 5300 had a flaming battery recall for repair. Only one or
two started cooking, but it was enough to bring them all back.
Bit of an urban myth that, IIRC
My understanding is that the 5300 was planned to be released with Li-on
batteries but a couple of the prototype batteries
On Nov 13, 2005, at 9:26 PM, Malcolm Cornelius wrote:
My understanding is that the 5300 was planned to be released with
Li-on
batteries but a couple of the prototype batteries overheated due to
manufacturing problems with the batteries. The 5300 was therefore
released
with Ni-Mh batts
IIRC, the 5300 had a flaming battery recall for repair. Only one or
two started cooking, but it was enough to bring them all back.
Bit of an urban myth that, IIRC
My understanding is that the 5300 was planned to be released with Li-on
batteries but a couple of the prototype batteries
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