[DuoList] Newer G3 Issues

Chuck Kenney kenneyc at mac.com
Tue Feb 22 16:18:41 PST 2005


I tried a replacement power board borrowed from a coworker's bin of spare
2400 parts, and got the same result.  (GLOD with G3, fine with 603e)

I have another motherboard halfway across the country, so I'll try that in
about 6 months when I have the rest of my things brought to me.

Thanks for the help everyone.

On 2/16/05 3:35 PM, "Tom and Lisa P" <gionpeters at comcast.net> wrote:

>> I do, but one is half the country away in storage.  Both did pretty much the
>> same thing.  First one booted a few times but froze, this one chimed once,
>> both after a bit only showed a green light or the speaker clicked after
>> clicking the power button on the back (alternated between light and click
>> with each press).
>> 
>> 603e processor still works fine in the machine.  I may seriously tackle this
>> again in August when I have the other G3 with me again.
> 
> Definitely sounds like a GLOD.  Have you been able to check the fuses
> on the power and motherboard ?
> 
> Hard to believe that both G3 cards are bums.  Trying a different
> power board is definitely a must.  If that doesnt work, a different
> motherboard.  I notice you knew about the shorting issue - not too
> many people know about that (and the great Japanese sites for the
> 2400).
> 
> The 2400 is rather finicky and having spare parts around makes it a lot
> easier.
> 
> If you end up having a spare working G3 card for sale, let me know.
> 
> Tom (Mad Dog)

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Chuck Kenney

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