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Date Posted: 12:38:34 08/29/01 Wed
Author: Chris Lawson
Subject: Re: Dead Color Classic
In reply to: Clay Johnson 's message, "Re: Dead Color Classic" on 10:29:37 08/29/01 Wed

Anything else to try? Sure. A different motherboard. Sounds to me like that one is shot.

Try pulling the motherboard with the power switch turned on. If the startup chime sounds, it's likely some sort of mobo problem. If not, you probably have analogue board problems.

Anyone happen to remember which two wires on the harness are supposed to be shorted to produce the startup signal for the a/b?

cl

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