Hi Patrick,
Thanks to get into the party ! :)
I'm after a motorbike accident (the bike is ok !) so everything is
going a little slowly right now.
> On the CPU board, replace capacitor C8. It is located next to the
> 68000. For a first check, you can just remove it, then you have to
> press the RESET button to manually start your Lisa.
I would like to clarify, before working hot on the board. I can remove the C8 capacitor and press the reset button ? The Lisa should work fully or i should see something special on the screen ?
I have done some recheck and found two part (both were close to the batteries) a little more touched by the corosion on the I/O board;
What it look to me as a resistance RP4 lost some of the external
isolant
http://i55.tinypic.com/e24d0.jpg
And a triode, thyristor (??) Q11
http://i54.tinypic.com/30w32qb.jpg
I can't tell if there is a real damage here that cause the problem as it is lightning up
Regards
Bernard
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