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    Weird issue with recapped Macintosh Classic analog board

    Hello First you might want to avoid using the computer without grounding, something is not working properly at all. You should replace the security capacitors, did you a have a picture of them? If they show some cracks you must replace them without question. I use new Rifa but it seems better...
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    Color Classic Video AB issues

    Thanks for the advice, I totally forgot that point. I thought I did some resoldering but I actually didn’t. So I just did some of them. It’s not noisy anymore! I also found the problem with the green signal, the wire wasn’t properly connected to the corresponding pin. Screen is still deformed...
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    My SE/30 hates 16mb ram sticks

    Could also be some goo on other IC of the RAM bus. You might want to check that too. When you have the sad mac did you have any error code that might help? Also did you have any way to check if your ram sticks are fine on another machine? Looking for a defective stick on the SE/30 is kinda...
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    Color Classic Video AB issues

    Hello there, I'm currently trying to finish the repair of my Color Classic but it kinda went wrong. Quite some time ago I did a full recap of all the logic and analog board, with deep cleaning. After calibrating all the video part it was working well. But all that calibration was done while...
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    The LC III that chimes death with no video.

    Hi and happy new year /o/ So I had this LC III motherboard sitting alone for a while, death chime, original caps. But beside that seems in great condition. I did a recap and indeed after cleaning, the motherboard looks fine, almost like new. Great! Recapping done nicely, no surprises...
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    Mac IIsi repair attempt, take 2

    I've got some schematics, unless I'm wrong this is not the case on the IIsi. But I missing a page just near the part with the 2 Sony chips. I'm definitely going to check this first, I repaired a LCII with the same behaviour due to a bad ground connection on a chip managing the reset line. I...
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    Mac IIsi repair attempt, take 2

    Here is a small update, The leak as done a nasty job, the corrosion is quite heavy. Before doing a first test after recap, I was pretty sure it ain't be successful, alas, this IIsi didn't prove more wrong. Using an ATX PSU and matching the power connector pinout, I was able to start the...
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    Mac IIsi repair attempt, take 2

    Hello there :) With lockdown I decided it's time to dig into some long post-phoned repairs, start with the mighty and wicked fast the "LC" look-alike Macintosh IIsi! I bought it on ebay for a fair price, it was out of order of course, but it was, electronics aside, in a good condition. This...
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    Looking LC475 Video related, schematics/info

    Unfortunately it’s not an adapter problem, I used one to force the video mode at boot, and the one I use works fine with others LCs. I can’t get my Apple Display to show you a picture of what is displayed. But you can definitely see the happy mac then the desktop, but the video is totally...
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    Looking LC475 Video related, schematics/info

    Hello LCs enthusiasts! I recently get one of my LC475 unit out of storage in order to fix it and sell it. (Need to make some space :( ) Unfortunately, despite everything seems fine, the video output is missing HSync. PRAM battery is good I used a VGA adapter with DIP switches to force...
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    Levco / SuperMac Prodigy SE accelerator and utility

    I've planned to take some high-res pictures of my board this week-end. Yes, last paragraph of the "Prodigy RAM modules" section. Note that PALs and gate-array are OTP (one-time programming) so if it's mandatory to upgrade them we'll need new-old stock or replacement, and of course the actual...
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    Levco / SuperMac Prodigy SE accelerator and utility

    Hello! I recently got a Levco upgraded SE and decided to dig into it. I've done some digging into the board ROM and found few things. For exemple you can start the on-board self-test with the interrupt button and the following command: G 600056 But will focus on the RAM upgrade since it's...
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