Hi folks,
I have a iMac 24² mid 2007 model and the logic board has failed.
Some advice would be appreciated if it is worth getting fixed, and also any
recommendations
of a repairer.
Thanks
Kind regards
Nichole
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M, Brian Risbey wrote:
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>>
>> Hi WAMUG
>>
>> After a couple of months of intermittent not waking up from sleep and then
>> finally no screen but the computer is running I took the MacBook Pro 17" to
>> a tech who said It appears that my March 2008 Ma
that my March 2008 Mac BookPro has the faulty
> logic board issue.
> Anyone had a successful outcome with this issue?
> Repair could be about $1300 - I nearly chocked on my Weeties.
> Going for a second opinion tomorrow.
>
> Brian
>
>
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Hi WAMUG
After a couple of months of intermittent not waking up from sleep and then
finally no screen but the computer is running I took the MacBook Pro 17" to a
tech who said It appears that my March 2008 Mac BookPro has the faulty logic
board issue.
Anyone had a successful outcome
Hi there!
Our old faithful Dual 2.0 GHz PPC G5 is doing the "3 flash" boot. Even
though this is supposed to indicate bad RAM (tested with other RAM with
same result) I know this is likely to be a logic board. I'm sure I'll
dig up a service manual somewhere and explore f
That's an impressive coffee machine you have Bart ;-)
Reg
On 24/01/2009, at 9:19 AM, Jack Bauer wrote:
ps. i was typing this e-mail in apple's Mail went to make a coffee
and it sent it while i haven't finish typing ,I hate when MAIL does
that. I've checked the settings but couldn't find
Hi all
Has anyone out there replace the logic board on a g5 iMac 17 inch i
think it's the Hero model M9248LL/A 1.6 or 1.8 Ghz.
The reason why i'm asking is friends of mine are giving it to me ,
they are purchasing a new model,the price of a new logic board would
of cost more th
Antony N. Lord wrote:
It has suddenly started putting patches of short fines lines on the
screen, mostly over icons and a set that moves with the cursor.
I took my own G5 over and started transplanting parts.
It turns out the ATI 9800 Pro card video card is the culprit.
Anyone know where I ca
st
Subject: Re: Faulty logic board? (Video Cards)
>It has suddenly started putting patches of short fines lines on the
>screen, mostly over icons and a set that moves with the cursor.
I took my own G5 over and started transplanting parts.
It turns out the ATI 9800 Pro card video card is the
It has suddenly started putting patches of short fines lines on the
screen, mostly over icons and a set that moves with the cursor.
I took my own G5 over and started transplanting parts.
It turns out the ATI 9800 Pro card video card is the culprit.
Anyone know where I can get a second hand or
Antony N. Lord wrote:
It has suddenly started putting patches of short fines lines on the
screen, mostly over icons and a set that moves with the cursor.
Hi Antony
Just a stab in the dark.
I have seen weird screen artifacts, not to mention behaviour, on macs
that have bad RAM.
HTH
Cheers
with the machine. The
lines were present after booting from this CD too.
I got "Logic Board Fault" when running the test with two varying messages :
2FAN/4/8:Fan For BACKSIDE
and
2FAN/4/8:Fan For SLOT
There doesn't seem to be anything wrong with the fans...
I have tried resetti
Some may remember my previous 'mail about a mate with some eMac grief.
We thought it was a software issue. However, it appears that either
the logic board or RAM is the culprit. He installed a 512meg stick
from Zytech shortly after purchasing his eMac 6-8 months ago.
He's had n
Hi...
The iBook Logic Board Repair Extension Program ends this Friday.
Affected model numbers etc. are listed at:
<http://www.apple.com.au/support/ibook/faq/>
Have fun,
Shay
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Perth, Western Australia Techno
Lombard or Pismo?
Seeya
Rod!
On 17/11/04 7:36 PM, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I have fried my logic board. Have need of a replacement urgently. Any
> suggestions
>
> Currently with a dealer but time is slipping by
>
> John
&
I have fried my logic board. Have need of a replacement urgently. Any
suggestions
Currently with a dealer but time is slipping by
John
Hi...
According to Macintouch <http://www.macintouch.com/> the range of
serial numbers covered under Apple's iBook logic board repair program
has been extended and now covers the range
UV117XX to UV342XX
[The previous range was UV220XX to UV342XX. -MacInTouch]
Hi...
Apple have extended their iBook logic board repair program
<http://www.apple.com.au/support/ibook/faq/>
To quote
[...]
How does Apple define a "component failure" for this program?
The Updated iBook Logic Board Repair Extension Program covers
iBooks that have a part
Looks like my AppleCare extended warranty just paid for itself.
iBook less than 2 years old.
Logic board Replacement With AppleCare = $0
Logic board Replacement Without AppleCare = $2340
R.K.
The iBook Logic Board Repair Extension Program is a worldwide program
covering repair or replacement of the logic board in specific iBook
models manufactured between May 2002 and April 2003 that are
experiencing specific component failures.
The FAQ for the program is at: http://www.apple.com
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