[as2]

I'm think of getting a PowerBook G4 that is a bargain on eBay, because it won't power up.

Is this likely to be because the mobo is fried, or is there some other reason this could of happened...

If so, how easy/expensive is it going to be to fix?

Thanks

Adam

[ae86_16v]

or it could be as simple as a broken ac adapter.

[antosha]

my pb doesn't power up because of a blown resister on the mobo. it was sleeping in my backpack, which got soaked in a thunderstorm.

i'm considering getting a pb with a broken screen and reattaching mine, though it's probably incredibly difficult.

[ASIMO]

Perhaps the CPU is not fully seated. My PB G3 had the CPU dislodged slightly during RAM install.

[Mastrap]

Originally posted by as2:
I'm think of getting a PowerBook G4 that is a bargain on eBay, because it won't power up.

Is this likely to be because the mobo is fried, or is there some other reason this could of happened...

If so, how easy/expensive is it going to be to fix?

Thanks

Adam

No offence but if you have to ask these questions you better not get involved with a machine that is potentially expensive to fix.

Leave that risk to the experts

[antosha]

Originally posted by Mastrap:
Leave that risk to the experts [/B]

hey, do you know of any very good tutorials for replacing an lcd on a pb 667 vga?

[SOLIDAge]

Originally posted by antosha:
hey, do you know of any very good tutorials for replacing an lcd on a pb 667 vga?

ya the tutorial is called "vmarks"

[vmarks]

Originally posted by antosha:
hey, do you know of any very good tutorials for replacing an lcd on a pb 667 vga?

Email me.