Macintosh Colo(u)r Classic Analog Board
While people are busily recapping their vintage Mac logic boards, they sometimes forget that some analog boards are also prone to capacitor leakage….
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Macintosh II (Rev B)
The 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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Macintosh IIsi
The Macintosh IIsi has it all, leaky caps on the logic board and the power supply. The logic board image shown at the…
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Macintosh LC II (Performa 400)
With 17 surface mount electrolytic capacitors that need replacing, you’ve really gotta love your Mac LC II if you want to keep it…
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Macintosh LC575
The Macintosh LC575 is another popular model, mainly because people rip out the logic board and put it into a Color Classic to…
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Macintosh IIci
The Macintosh IIci has a cluster of five surface mount electrolytic capacitors near the startup circuit at the top left of the board…
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Macintosh Classic II (Rev B)
The Macintosh Classic II has a couple of revisions. The later version (shown here) has 17 surface mount electrolytic capacitors and two ROM…
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Macintosh Classic II (Rev A)
The Macintosh Classic II has a couple of revisions. The earlier version (shown here) has 13 surface mount electrolytic capacitors and four ROM…
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Macintosh Classic
Not only is the Macintosh Classic prone to leaky surface mount electrolytic capacitors, it’s also prone to battery damage. The particular brand of…
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Macintosh II (Rev A)
The Macintosh II has a couple of revisions. The earlier version (shown here) uses axial electrolytic capacitors, whereas the later version uses quite…
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