I had problems a while ago on my IIsi. This is going to sound crazy but I found that if I keep a floppy in the floppy port, not completely inside the computer. Just have it sticking out a little bit so the conputer does not swallow it, the computer started working again.
I also put the computer on it's side for a day in my unverified belief that this would get the grease to "move" a bit.
-Alex
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