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Will do. Thanks.

excellent. Thanks.

Oh cool!...was there a thread with the firmware commands?

Thanks. I'll check out the video chips. I believe mine is the first revision (PowerBook6,1). 867mhz with mini VGA.

Should be connected.

Wait...I'm confused. Are we saying the C11+ to DFAC pin 2 on the schematic is incorrect or just that via? Sorry if I'm slow on this...I just double checked the continuity of all the caps...I didn't have continuity from C11+ to DFAC pin 2 (I checked it six times). No visual sign of a broken trace...

Incredibly helpful. Thank You!

44 Capicitors later... got everything working.

Fixed it! C9 had a broken trace. Thanks for your help!

thanks ..yes the egret chip is the most corroded on the board. I've been working on it but it's still not looking great.

Thanks. Which one is the egret chip?

Hi, I have a Classic II with sound issues, so I'm curious to know if/how you resolved this? Thanks.

also somewhat as expected, no sound out of the output jack.

awesome. I'll check it out. Thanks for your help.

yes I already recapped everything. All 44 capacitors later .. 13 on the logic board, 25 on the analog board and 6 on the floppy drive. really just asking if the fact that it does a half volume chime once out of about 8 to 10 switch ons might be a clue as to where the problem lies? I would...

Recapped the analog board, cleaned, new gear and recapped the floppy drive and recapped the logic board.... Great CRT Analog board working well Floppy drive working well When I turn it on it boots the system fine but no sound for the most part ..oddly I do get a faint chime about one out of...

Re: High voltage...Yes it's possible for high voltage to be retained after the computer has been unplugged. The power board (analog board) and CRT potentially contain dangerous high voltages. That said, Classics (and all but the earliest macs) are equipped with a bleeder resistor intended to...

Cool. My money is on the powerboard capacitors. I'd do it for you but I'm in Atlanta. Good luck. If you can get a long T15 Torx Screwdriver. There are four screws in the back (the top two in the handle requiring a long T15 screwdriver) , you can take a look. Know that there is potentially high...

Just realized I ordered several 85C rated caps for a Classic power board recap. Is 105C necessary?

Is it an SE maybe? (Classics didn't come out until late 1990.) If it is a Classic, a common reason for them to just go dead is the capacitors on the power supply board, which are relatively easy and cheap to replace. An SE on the other hand tends to have a more reliable power supply which...