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Hello! Finally decided to make a video about the display repair there are also two capacitors on the inverter board: 33uf 10v 47uf 16v let me know if it was useful or if you have any questions or suggestions! http://youtu.be/XP-fWaDbv5s

I had quite a few issues with my plus and the Zip, in the end, I made a bootable 44MB SyQuest and that worked perfectly on the first try! Also my 800k drive doesn't work, I replaced it with a Sony FDHD drive (From a Macintosh IIsi) and now the machine works flawlessly, you still can't read HD...

The black screen might be a capacitor issue on the LCD Panel assembly, the white line is a bad connection between the Driver IC and the panel itself

For the 170 power supply, take a look at this topic, maybe you can get it back to life with a simple recap

if the screen remains black, and adjusting contrast does nothing, than the capacitors soldered on the LCD panel are bad. The if the hard drive spins down so quickly, it means that it cannot find its "location" sectors, I have 4 PB100, all with dead hard drivers, and two of them spin up, stay on...

Finally uploaded the Logic board restoration, enjoy!

The fault might be generated also by the environment where the computer was stored, i know that the previous owner stored it in a very hot attic, and it may have gone very cold in winter too. I think that the environment where the computer was stored affected the life of the capacitor

Well, I also shot a video about heating a TDK PSU with a hair dryer, on that one I replaced the ELNA ones, but the output were too low, once I heated it up, it started woking again, this means that not only the ELNA ones were faulty (before replacing them it was just ticking, 0 on the outputs)...

Hello! A friend of mine brought me a few Mac LCs and LC IIs to restore, this time I decided to record most of the electronics restoration, here I am replacing the ELNA Capacitors inside the PSU (with a bit of rambling on it) Hopefully you will find the video entertaining and maybe useful...

Recapping -> Done!

Caps..Caps..Caps..Caps.. need to replace 100 of them!