Removing the analog board from a Macintosh Color Classic
Removing the logic board from a Colour Classic is a piece of cake, but getting the analog board out takes a bit more…
Read MoreRemoving the logic board from a Colour Classic is a piece of cake, but getting the analog board out takes a bit more…
Read MoreIf you own a PowerMac 6100 and you’re wondering if it needs recapping, the answer is “probably not”. During this recapping I found…
Read MoreIf you’re lucky enough to own one of these, I’d recommend you get it recapped as soon as possible. But be warned, It’s…
Read MoreThe fastest 68040 computer ever made. I would love to have one of these in my collection, but they’re getting pretty hard to…
Read MoreOne of my favourite “pizza box” Macs. Nuff said. Replacement components 47µf 16V KEMET tantalum capacitors (T491D476K016AT) 10µf 16V KEMET tantalum capacitors (T491C106K016AT)…
Read MoreAs if recapping logic boards, power supplies and analog boards wasn’t enough, older CD-ROM drives need recapping too! If you’re “lucky” enough to…
Read MoreBoost your underpowered Color Classic by installing an LC575 logic board and increasing the display size to 640 x 480 pixels. Learn the…
Read MoreThe Macintosh LC580 is one of the less popular vintage Mac models. Modest speed, heavy and very prone to brittle plastic. If you…
Read MoreAll old compact Macintoshes contain a cathode ray tube (CRT) inside the case. The CRT can hold a lethal charge, even when the…
Read MoreWith 17 leaky surface mount electrolytic capacitors that need replacing, you’ve really gotta love your Mac LC if you want to keep it…
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