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A Mac Death in the Family - Printable Version +- MacResource (https://forums.macresource.com) +-- Forum: My Category (https://forums.macresource.com/forumdisplay.php?fid=1) +--- Forum: Tips and Deals (https://forums.macresource.com/forumdisplay.php?fid=3) +--- Thread: A Mac Death in the Family (/showthread.php?tid=93658) Pages:
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Re: A Mac Death in the Family - freeradical - 03-03-2010 Nice. I've got a few old machines out in the garage including an SE/30. Maybe I'll fire them up this weekend. Re: A Mac Death in the Family - DharmaDog - 03-03-2010 My first Mac was a IIci. It was a good machine. Re: A Mac Death in the Family - rankandfile - 03-03-2010 IIci, or not IIci. That is the question. Re: A Mac Death in the Family - SKYLANE - 03-03-2010 Death? at what time did you call it? Re: A Mac Death in the Family - Harbourmaster - 03-04-2010 I think I still have a box in the garage with 2 or 3 IIci power supplies... give me until the weekend and I will let you know one way or the other... Re: A Mac Death in the Family - Speedy - 03-04-2010 It's the battery. Leave it plugged in a couple of weeks and it will boot. Or spend a few dollars and buy a battery. Re: A Mac Death in the Family - Harbourmaster - 03-04-2010 It might be the battery, it might not. Most of the IIci I have junked in the last couple of years have been because of leaking capacitors destroying traces on the mobo, just like what happens on the SE/30. Re: A Mac Death in the Family - ka jowct - 03-05-2010 Hit the power a few more times. The CAPS might just need some power to get going. I did push the power button quite a few times. Didn't look at the battery, because I can't see it: it must be under the power supply or the drive cage. Now I have to find a take-apart guide⦠|