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General| Model | PowerBook |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Apple |
| Release Year | 1991 |
| Operating System | Mac OS |
| Processor | Motorola 68000 |
| Storage | 40MB |
| Ports | ADB, Serial |
Introduces the PowerBook (FireWire) and lists its key features, including processor, memory, and connectivity options.
Covers repair strategies, ordering parts, warranty information, and specific procedures for US and Canadian service providers.
Details specifications and compatibility for drives (DVD-ROM, Hard Drive), memory, and power systems.
Explains sound, video, FireWire, USB, Ethernet ports, and internal boards/cards like AirPort and PCMCIA.
Provides visual guides of external views and diagrams for internal hardware and logic boards.
Explains how to use Flowcharts and Symptom Charts for diagnosing and repairing Apple computers effectively.
Covers Power-On Self Test (POST) with beep code definitions and battery verification procedures.
Addresses computer won't power up, blank screens, and video issues, providing diagnostic steps.
Addresses issues with USB, FireWire devices, unrecognized devices, trackpad, mouse, keyboard, and printers.
Lists required tools and provides general guidelines for handling cables during disassembly.
Details procedures for removing expansion bay modules and the keyboard assembly.
Covers removal of EMI shields, AirPort card, modem, microprocessor board, heat exchanger, SDRAM, and hard drive.
Guides on removing inverter board, display module, housing, antenna, and display cable.
Covers removing the top case, power supply card, stiffener, and I/O logic board.
Introduces exploded views and presents the main exploded view with part numbers for all major components.
Provides an exploded view of the display assembly, labeling components and their part numbers.
Illustrates the location of screws used throughout the PowerBook and its display assembly.
Provides numbered steps for reassembling the PowerBook, detailing component installation and screw usage.
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