Anonymous Freak
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The "digging out" of my basement closet (under the stairs) continues. After pulling out all the compact Macs, I found my two IIsi systems within easy(ish) reach.
First one, opened it up, looked fine inside. Tried to power it on, the power supply went *SPARK* *BANG* *fizzle* *smoke*.
Alrighty then. Dead PSU it is! Hopefully it didn't fry the logic board.
Opened up the second one - aw, crap. Caps and battery had blown up and leaked everywhere. Definitely beyond saving.
Avert your eyes if you have a sensitive stomach. Warning: gore.
But, with luck, the power supply in that one would be good, right? Oh, and that one has the SuperMac Video Spigot IIsi installed!
Swap the power supply over to the one with the good-looking logic board. It started to power on! Chime, display turned on. Then nothing. No Happy mac, no Sad Mac, no chimes of death, no nothing. Restart, and it just starts "ticking", then powers down. Can't get it to power on even as far as it had the first time.
Probably due for a recap.
First one, opened it up, looked fine inside. Tried to power it on, the power supply went *SPARK* *BANG* *fizzle* *smoke*.
Alrighty then. Dead PSU it is! Hopefully it didn't fry the logic board.
Opened up the second one - aw, crap. Caps and battery had blown up and leaked everywhere. Definitely beyond saving.
Avert your eyes if you have a sensitive stomach. Warning: gore.
But, with luck, the power supply in that one would be good, right? Oh, and that one has the SuperMac Video Spigot IIsi installed!
Swap the power supply over to the one with the good-looking logic board. It started to power on! Chime, display turned on. Then nothing. No Happy mac, no Sad Mac, no chimes of death, no nothing. Restart, and it just starts "ticking", then powers down. Can't get it to power on even as far as it had the first time.
Probably due for a recap.