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Bottom birdseed PNP assembled please. :)

Hi, that's a great help thanks. :) I happen to have some black high temp hot glue from work I was doing building a prop replica a while back so I'll give it a try. I can dab a tiny bit on the diodes with a toothpick.

Hi, thanks for taking the time to help out. I think hot glue might be a good solution. Have you ever used it?

Hi, thanks for taking the time to reply, I think I might go with a less permanent choice. :)

Due to missing pads I need to glue a couple of small diodes to my IIci motherboard. What glue is recommended?

Purple or black in that order.

Thank you for taking the time to help, I did test it in my IIci and it worked fine. :)

It wasn't working but I recapped it and it's working now. I wanted to test my IIci with a known working supply before I tried my recapped one.

I would just like to confirm to be sure, can an ASTEC AA16870 PSU be used as a test PSU in my IIci? Current IIci PSU ASTEC AA 15831 is not working. Thanks :)

Yes!

Thank you, I go for tantalums as well.

Hello, a quick question for this thread. Did you replace the caps on your cache cards with electrolytic or tantalum caps? I was recently given two IIci cache cards for my IIci project and neither one works. I'd like to replace the caps on the cache cards to start but I'm not sure what to use as...

Oxyd! I forgot about that one, it was a family favourite.

Hi, it eventually worked. I loaded an image of the Apple Legacy Software Recovery CD on my external BlueSCSI and tried HD SC Setup but I got the message that the disk was not able to be initialized. I then tried "Drive Setup 1.5 which did the trick. Then I installed the system software from the...

I'm going to give it a try.

I have searched and have not found the way to get around it on an old Mac LC running OS 7.5.3

Thanks for the tip, I'm going to try it.

Hello, I recently received an old Macintosh LC in pretty bad shape from a gentleman with a Macintosh hoard. I recapped the PSU and got it working and then recapped the board. I was pretty pumped to try it out so I booted it up only to find that it must have belonged to a school and therefore...

Hi, Phipli, thank you for your very helpful answer, I figure I have nothing to lose with trying to fix it, I do like a challenge. :)

Thanks for the reply, I think you're right that I'll need a new one. I'm going to try to repair it first just for fun but I doubt it will work.