Thank you for the offer Christian!  :)

I should have some time tonight or tomorrow to take a screwdriver to
this one.  I will try and find whats "blown" and link a photo.  Will
post back then.

Cheers,

Aaron.


On Jul 20, 3:36 am, Christian Wacker <[email protected]> wrote:
> I had the same type of problem happen to my PowerMac 5400 (bad flyback
> transformer).
> Open it up and look for singed plastic... it will show you what
> part\parts blew...
> If you needs parts, my Classic is on the list of items that I might
> not be able to move... and I would gladly send it to you for the cost
> of shipping (Case isn't so good (yellowed), but the HDD and "guts" of
> it are mint, boots fine, reads floppies just fine, and has been maxed
> out with 4mb of ram.
>
>
>
> On Sun, Jul 19, 2009 at 11:08 AM, Aaron Fleay<[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > So I'm looking at my little collection of Vintage Mac's, decide to pull 
> > down my pride and joy, a Mac Classic, in MINT condition.  No discolouring 
> > at all.  Museum quality they would say.  Power it on and start up PGA Golf, 
> > click to make my 4th swing of my 1W, when suddenly the wall behind my mac 
> > lights up in a menacingly bright flash of white light.  Stunned, I then 
> > realise, my Classic, had flatlined, sitting dead silent before me.  :(
>
> > Damn shame.  Anyway, given the cosmetic condition of this unit, it feel 
> > oblidged to repair it.  Anyone have any ideas what exactly may have blown 
> > in my unit?  Just the power supply (as I suspect) or are these things known 
> > to blow tubes or something more serious (which will be way out of my league 
> > to repair probably)...?  The flash was quite intense but made absolutely no 
> > sound or bang or fizzle of any sort, nor was there any smell of burnt 
> > electrics.  Just a bright flash behind the Mac that illuminated the wall 
> > and now one very dead Mac
> > before me.
>
> > Any feedback appreciated.  If anyone has any spare parts for a Classic Mac, 
> > please let me know.  I'm in Perth, WA.  Thanks.
>
> > aZz7eCh
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