In spite of the fact that Apple's iMac Support
Resources page has been accessible for quite a while, it has as of late been
overhauled for the iMac
G5 and incorporates a great new "Only for iMac G5 proprietors"
include, the iMac Troubleshooting
Support. The right hand strolls you through a progression of inquiries,
suggesting arrangements along the way. (Strategies are exhibited in a regulated
way with full-shading representations and photographs.) If the Assistant
confirms that you have an equipment issue that can be altered utilizing an iMac
G5 "Do-It-Without anyone's help administration unit," it permits you
to arrange the pack - at no charge when the iMac is under guarantee - on the
web. The Troubleshooting Assistant even makes use, when suitable, of the new
analytic LEDs on the iMac G5 motherboard.
We tried the Troubleshooting Assistant with a speculative
"clear screen" issue brought about by a flawed inverter - a
particular equipment issue. The Assistant initially solicited us an arrangement
from inquiries to discover that the issue was not programming , PRAM-, or
fringe related. It then had us uproot the back front of the iMac and begin the
iMac up with the goal that we could see the symptomatic LEDs. We noticed that
LED #3 was lit, and the Assistant arrived at the accompanying conclusion: http://mac-technical-support.com
Investigating No Video
Driven #3 is on. This demonstrates your inverter should be
supplanted. You can arrange this part on the web. It would be ideal if you make
note of the name "inverter". In the accompanying pages, you should
know your PC's serial number and that you need an inverter. Repair Support
For Apple® Laptops or Mac® Laptop Help
Request the inverter
Click here for guidelines on supplanting the back board.
The Assistant then approached us for our iMac G5 serial
number and continued with the procedure to arrange a substitution inverter.
Despite the fact that this web Troubleshooting Assistant is
clearly not going to be much help for clients with a solitary iMac who are
encountering issues that keep them from beginning up their PC or getting to the
Internet, it's still a great asset for the individuals who can get to it.
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