Progress report #1:
Replaced Power Supply Card. No joy. Symptoms persist. Now back to eBay to
try the next replacement.
PMU boards seem to be one of the cheapest on eBay.
1. Check the display cables.
2. Replace the power supply card.
3. Replace the PMU board.
4. Replace the sound card.
Ken
I'm rather experienced with desktop Macs but have little experience with powerbooks.
My friend's G3/266/14.1 TFT (I hope that sufficiently identifies the model!) PB
recently stopped working. Whether with the battery in, the adapter connected, or both,
it doesn't go on. The only sign of life is
My Reply follows quotes. On 17/10/2002 12:13
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Aaron)
I'm rather experienced with desktop Macs but have little experience with
powerbooks.
Ditto.
My friend's G3/266/14.1 TFT (I hope that sufficiently identifies the
model!) PB recently stopped
I tested the voltage between the outer metal cylinder against the tip of
the center post. (Since I don't know whether the power adapter is supposed
to supply its 24 volts as DC or AC, I tried both!) Nothing!
Does this mean the adapter is dead, or should the voltage drop be between
two different
--- Aaron [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm rather experienced with desktop Macs but have little experience
with powerbooks.
My friend's G3/266/14.1 TFT (I hope that sufficiently identifies the
model!) PB recently stopped working. Whether with the battery in, the
adapter connected, or both, it
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu, 17 Oct 2002 16:52:38 EDT
[SNIP]
My friend's G3/266/14.1 TFT (I hope that sufficiently identifies the
model!) PB recently stopped working. Whether with the battery in, the
adapter connected, or both, it doesn't go on. The only sign of life is the
green light
