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Macintosh IIvx renovation...

dragon_x

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Hello,

4th Mac has just arrived.

It is a Macintosh IIvx. Computer is looking good, but I found one terrible thing - a liking battery. No one changed It from ... 1992 y. I decided to clean battery socket and everything aroud It before I will try to turn on the computer. I have one question. Can I turn It on without a battery? 
tomorrow i will put some photos od the computer.

greetings

Daniel

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You might be lucky - the damage does not look too bad. Let's just hope no traces or connections on the chip next to the battery are damaged.

Just try to turn it on. There are some LC Models that wont power on without a battery, but trying would not hurt in any case. Others might be able to tell which exact models won't boot without battery, so please add to the thread :)

 
You might be lucky - the damage does not look too bad. Let's just hope no traces or connections on the chip next to the battery are damaged.

Just try to turn it on. There are some LC Models that wont power on without a battery, but trying would not hurt in any case. Others might be able to tell which exact models won't boot without battery, so please add to the thread :)
Mac has no signs of life for now... :(  
 

 
Hello, 

I checked PSU model 

this is:

ASTEC

Model number: A A 16870

Apple Part Number: 614-0009

I am looking for schematics, capacitors list, informations how to turn it on without on/off switch. 

Can You help me with that?

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Hi, am starting with II vx renovation. 

I have one problem for now :)  How to open this PSU? Do have any idea how to do it?

Greetings

 
I cannot recall the process for opening the power supply, but I'm pretty sure that is where your issue lies.  The logic board appears to have sustained no damage from the battery (luckily!)

 
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