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Phipli is correct. That is non-functional on any Mac. It only works on an Apple II.

Question I have: how long until it starts cracking where the top of the shim meets the original plastic? Not to be a downer, but won't that be the new stress point now?

I believe I have a copy of the AirPort utilities for OS 9 if you want to give that a go.

No issue here....I can only surmise perhaps a monitor from a computer lab that was left on 24/7 for years?

What other contemporary machines do you have? Is the 2400 running OS 9?

I (think) I have one of these? I can check, would photos ID it for you?

That is a very nice example you have there. The Plus is my absolute favorite simply because it was the first machine that my family ever had. Your interpretation of the 90s events are somewhat correct in my mind. Each generation of computer blew away the next. However, what was acceptable to use...

That’s unfortunate. I’m sure someone will have them around here. Now you are looking for an SE?

A three-year hiatus! How’d that IIfx turn out?

That was why I was curious if it was the same drive, cable, etc and all that was changed was the eject motor. What was the original issue? When did it start? Is this a new computer to you and it just does this all the time, or a machine you already had with a bad eject motor that you changed out...

What machine is this? What cable? Is it original to the machine?

Man that thing looks like a beast. Cost?

Josh, you using hot air with paste, or just an iron/dragging the solder for that?

Thank you for this. I will need this in resurrecting my IIsi.

I use Extensions Manager all the time. Especially with my lower-spec machines, I regularly turn off all networking while playing a game, for instance.

Yes, if the SCSI system was not reporting correctly, the machine would get stuck at a gray screen with a mouse pointer only…there would be no flashing disk ever appearing. You should be ok.

Yeah, my money would be on something like that. Software not working properly.

Could there possibly be something that 7.5.x is trying to run or do that is not working that is causing the freeze?

Also...if you have soft hands, and decent fingernails, you can just bend them until they slide by the chip and no further. I still haven't broken any by being very ginger. You just cant bend them like it isnt an issue.

My SE find 2019: https://68kmla.org/bb/index.php?attachments/img_4458-jpg.21451/ Crusty. Machine was totally restored and works well.