20 May
1999
20 May
'99
12:03 p.m.
In message <m10kaPi-000IyHC@p850ug1>, Tony Duell writes:
[How to fix the most common Mac+ fault]
Thanks, and please keep it up. As it turns out my wife had a
Mac+ that died with very similary symptoms. I had been keeping
an eye out for a replacement analog board, but now that I know
there's a common problem with a simple fix, I'll try to repair
it myself.
I had no intentions to fix the thing myself. This
is a "Mac-free Zone" ;)
Sure. However (and this will also apply to the next paragraph] I tend to
regard this list as a 'broadcast' rather than a 1-to-1 channel. Therefore
I was providing info not only for you if you wanted to keep the machine
but also so you could fix it for Paul if he wants it fixed, or for a list
member who gets this machine, or for a list member who happens to have a
Mac+ with a similar fault. And all of us, however knowledgeable, can get shocks.
Ain't that the truth?! But my primary shock experience was with
ham radio rather than classic computers, so I won't bore you with
that here.
Brian L. Stuart