Macintosh LC
With 17 leaky surface mount electrolytic capacitors that need replacing, you’ve really gotta love your Mac LC if you want to keep it…
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…
Read MoreThe Mac IIsi has a power supply that is extremely prone to leakage. In fact, I’d be very surprised to see any IIsi…
Read MoreThe Macintosh LC 630 could be purchased with a TV tuner card, and was also available with a DOS card. Even though the…
Read MoreThe Mac LC, LC II, LC III, LC 475 and Quadra 605 all use the same little power supply. They are prone to…
Read MoreSimilar to the Macintosh Plus, very rarely does the Mac SE require recapping. Although no capacitor is immune from eventual failure, these older…
Read MoreThe Macintosh LC475 (which is just a Quadra 605 in a slightly different case without a network card installed) took the 68040 CPU…
Read MoreThe Macintosh Classic and Classic II share the same analog board, and they share the same little cluster of leaky capacitors. There are…
Read More“What’s a IIvi” I hear you ask? The IIvi is a low powered version of the IIvx, and was never sold in the…
Read MoreWhile people are busily recapping their vintage Mac logic boards, they sometimes forget that some analog boards are also prone to capacitor leakage….
Read MoreThe Macintosh II has a couple of revisions. The earlier version uses axial electrolytic capacitors, whereas the later version (shown here) uses quite…
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