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This is an awesome resource for anyone who finds and wants to fix up a classic Macintosh.
by johnklos 5y ago
This is an awesome resource for anyone who finds and wants to fix up a classic Macintosh.
- eddieh 5y agoI downloaded a copy to keep handy, but my 30 year old Macintosh still works and has never needed to be repaired. It has survived 8 or 9 major moves and 3 different climates.
- ecliptik 5y agoI found this last night after my recently re-capped Macintosh 512Ke started flup-flup-flup on boot. I found some old forum posts about re-soldering the flyback transformer but that didn't fix it. One of the forum posts had a link to The Dead Mac Scrolls and after reading the section on tuning the voltage lower, powered it up and Happy Mac Sound and booted right up. Approximate cost of repairing it yourself: 15 min.