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Thanks, will have to research and attempt a repair.

Hi, I have a portable that I restored a while ago and been sitting in the closet for a while, stored vertically in its case. I went to go to use it, opened to the horror that is in the photos. Like tear marks and a splodge. Is this the so called vinegar syndrome? Has anyone managed to repair...

Thanks that must be it, looking at the data sheet for the LCD the following wires are broken on the ribbon cable. 12 - GND 13 - B0 - BLUE Data Signal (LSB) 14 - B1 - BLUE Data Signal 15 - B2 - BLUE Data Signal (MSB)  I guess the patch (attached photo) isn't adequate enough. Probably too...

I finally got around to fixing a PowerBook 180c that had a broken hinge mount and broken ribbon cable. After a couple years on the look out for a new ribbon cable have ended up fixing the ribbon cable by bypassing 4 of the wires in the ribbon cable were severed with some individual wires. Also...

I ran into another problem with the DynaMac, the Mac Plus logic board developed a fault, think a while ago probably before repairing the PSU, where it would freeze after being on for more than 5minutes. After much diagnosing (using the board hanging out the back of a Mac Plus and using freeze...

This is all I got on it

Few weeks ago I got it running, (tried posting on this forum then, but was down). The power supply I used is an XP Power ECP60UT01 bought from RS Components, and a couple of adjustable step ups from Banggood (5v -> 15v & 12v->25v). And I etched a little board to make things neat.

Some success. Now to build it a power supply. 

I deduced the voltages by following where they go: 1 Orange: +25v - To display pin 3 & 11 2 Yellow: +12v 3 Red: +5v 4 Orange/White: +5v 5 Black: GND 6 Grey: +15v - To display pin 1 & 9 7 Blue: GND 8 Blue/White: -12v By following the molex, the Mac Plus logic board...

I have a Dynamc with a blown up power supply (a friend found it in the rubbish), Am interested in restoring it. I don't think the power supply itself is salvageable (unless I have the schematics). The hard drive definitely still works as I've tried it on a another Mac. Question is does anyone...