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Does anyone here offer or know of an LCD backlight replacement service. I have two otherwise great Pismo displays that are red and/or dim and need to look more like new. A response here or a PM would be greatly appreciated. TIA

Does anyone recognize this logo? It is on a couple of older power cables and other stuff, enough to make one curious. TIA.

This card came to me in a IIe. It was in Slot 4 if that's any help. Thanks, AichEss

As I continue to unpack a 3400c/Kanga stash stuff comes up that I don’t remember from when it all was put away. Comes now a 3400c with a startup issue. It chimes, the HD spins up, it takes some time to check the RAM and the LCD backlight comes on - and that’s it. No Happy Mac, no HD reading...

I’m trying to get a Radius GS/C-MP video card to work in my IIci. The particulars: Recapped MLB IIci with 32 MB RAM, the card in Slot “D”, a M1297 AppleColor HiRez RGB monitor, SS 7.5.2, RadiusWare versions 2.3.2 or 3.2.5. The RadiusWare installer loads two Control Panels and one Extension. The...

OK. Got a nice looking Pismo out of the ‘Bay. All is good and it functions just fine except -  1. It will NOT start up from any CD or DVD with an OS on it (it will play a movie DVD) and 2. the Sound Control Panel is locked out. I’ve swapped hard drives and and CPUs (daughter cards) and zapped...

In a bit of experimentation I have been trying various SSD schemes in my PB 3400c.   Compact Flash cards in the HD spot with a generic Asian CF-to-IDE adapter work just fine as do CF cards in a proper PCMCIA adapter for that card slot. I have not been successful with an mSATA SSD in a generic...

OK, we have a couple of folks on 68kMLA who can fix PCBs, etc. better than new. Do we have anyone, or know of anyone, who can & will replace the backlight in a PowerBook display? I have two Pismos that are great except for the orange (on one) or very dim (on the other) at startup...

This board came to me in a box of Apple II stuff and it obviously isn't Apple II. IMG_2734.JPG IMG_2735.JPG Google tells me that MacSnap is gear for early Classic Macs - 128s, 512s and the like - but I do not find anything specific about an "Aux. ROM Board". Surely the answer is here...

Trying to figure out a "new" logic board in an otherwise proven SE/30 computer. Known good ROM SIMM Known good all RAM modules Known good floppy & hard disk drives (known good Disk Tools or system software) Starts with no chime but with a good image of the "happy Mac" on the CRT, goes to...