well I do have a multimeter (and have lots of experience repairing electronics), I did forget to mention when I found it, it was covered with a sticky pop like substance I think it was only on the motherboard and I took the card cage off and cleaned the whole board well it probably shorted a long time ago because of that. I did replace one of the capacitors on the motherboard. I have also check several leads to make sure there is continuity. I guess I can just start replacing the components that look corroded ot if I find any that test bad, and see if that helps, although most of these are for the outputs I will never use on the lisa.
patrick
On May 3, 2008, at 5:53 AM, James MacPhail wrote:
>
>> does not seem to be missing anything. I would not be surprised if it
>> was the motherboard or the I/O I guess I will have to keep my eye out
>> for a I/O and a motherboard. I did clean all the connectors very
>> well
>> and made sure everything was seated well.
>
> It sounds like you have made a good start.
>
> If you have some electronic test equipment, we can help you
> troubleshoot at
> the component level... what do you have to work with?
>
> James
>
> James MacPhail "Think not of engineering as art,
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