never heard of a SCSI-like connector on an Imagewriter... less its a
PC-style parallel port? i thought they had just a little round plug that
matches the Mac's serial ports. then again, i never had an Imagewriter, only
a Stylewriter (serial inkjet)

there have been a few somewhat recent discussions here about the capacitor
issue. my Classic is also leaking but i do still have audio. i can see the
sludge on the logic board. i am not up to replacing the caps though, nor has
mine been thru a dishwasher.

if i understand it right, the sludge leaking out of the old capacitors
shorts out parts of the board, and the dishwasher fix basically cleans off
the sludge, which makes the audio work again, usually. it is a temp fix of
course.



On Mon, Jan 4, 2010 at 2:04 PM, Elliott Price <[email protected]>wrote:

> Thanks, Wolf.
> A SCSI cable won't work with the printer though, correct? So basically one
> end should plug into the serial port, and one end into the SCSI-like port on
> the printer?
> What would you recommend for the capacitors? Dishwasher? Replacement?
>
>
>        -Elliott Price
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> On Jan 4, 2010, at 10:54 AM, Wolf wrote:
>
> > Command-Option-X-O
> >
> > try a Mac serial cable for the ImageWriter
> >
> > it probably is the capacitors... on the logic board. they like to leak
> out from old age and cause all sorts of problems
> >
> >
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