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It would if I could find the controller card. It works with a IIci that I've been working on-- I have the card for that. I believe Apple made a PC Drive card for the SE/30 and a Nubus card.

I'm going to pull apart the worst 95a cartridge that I have, and see what the wiper looks like. If I can match it up to a wiper that can be modded to fit I'll give it a try.

You sound surprised. bw:)

I have my Laserwriter II NTX up and running -- I've tried several NOS toners and every one ghost prints. I checked a printout and the ghosting is there before it hits the fuser, so I am fairly certain it's the toner cartridge. I'm thinking that at this point every NOS toner (HP92295A, or Canon...

Low End Mac has a page on this card.  I knew I read about it being the same as a 24AC card somewhere. Says the card runs up to 9.1 with ROM 2.0 http://lowendmac.com/video/radius24x.shtml They mentioned using SwitchRes to change resolutions above 8.6  Maybe find that and give it try? Dynamic...

Yeah, I would stay out of A/UX... for now I have a Turbo 040 in my IIic, I run 7.1 though. I have a Supermac Spectrum 24/III in mine. I almost bought a Precision Color 24x, but the Spec 24/III an 7.1 is rock solid. Maybe try 7.1? -- I don't know what OS version the Radius card supported...

Yes, it was a higher end card. I think this card and the Apple Display card 24AC are almost the same. What OS versions are you running on?

Are you using the Radius software for the card?  (Radiusware )  What version? I can't say for sure, but I don't think C28 was ever there, based on the way the solder looks on the pads.

Back in the Netware days-- I used to run Netware 4 on a PC Server 365  with Dual PPros.  If I remember correctly,  it had a daughter card with the CPU's  and VR modules.  Cool machine. I used to get a kick out the two snakes on the Monitor screen. They got longer as the load on the machine...

It's a surplus warehouse in Pottstown, PA.  They have a bunch of old/vintage machines there.

That one is clean.  I saw all those when I was there and I was wondering how many Model 70's were in that stack... What version of OS/2 are you planning to run on it?

Did that model 70 come from Kemner's?

Page 67 of the Service Source-- "power supply block".

It's next to the fuser, and the AC power cord plugs into it.  Small assembly, right in the corner with a fan sitting on top of it.

Yes, When I replaced that cap, the problem went away.  IT was a 22uF, 25V electrolytic cap. I also replaced the 10uF 50V cap while I was there. You have to pull the covers, then remove the AC power block (4 screws) Then remove the fan shroud and fan,  and pull the circuit boards from the AC...

Found a bad capacitor in the AC power block -- on the controller card.

Found it.  There's an Elmwood Thermal Sensor/Thermistor behind a cover plate.  That's good too. Took it out, heated it up and it went to open. closed again when cool. I think the fuser is OK.

I checked the thermistor-- seems good. Bulb is OK-- I have seen it come on then go off. I read 2.6 ohms across  connector J103 on the fuser.  Apple service procedure says continuity across J103 indicates bulb and thermistor is good. Did a resisitance check on the fuser on connector J331 pins 4...

Picked up a Laserjet II ntx-- Powers on, then displays two red flashing LEDS, (Paper Jam and Paper Out) When it powers up, I can hear a click then a second click the printer goes through the warm up and then shows the error I know the fuser heat bulb is good. I'm wondering if the printer is...

Nice work! It looks like new.