Battery PowerBook G3 Wallstreet/PDQ PRAM

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• PowerBook G3 battery

  Guys I need help. There are several sellers on eBay, but nowhere it says it is compatible with my powerbook, which is PDQ (wallstreet?) 300 mhz. All I got is compatible with the 1998 model, which is my PowerBook. I don't want to waste money if it does not fit here. Can someone help me with this? There is a list of the battery:

  http://www.eBay.com/Sch/i.html?_FROM=R40 & _sacat = 0 & _nkw = PowerBook + G3 + 1998 + Battery & _sop = 15

  These batteries have not been manufactured for a VERY Long time. Even if you find one is really New In the Box, he sat on a shelf for well over a decade. Even though we can't serve you well (I had problems with my battery PB Pismo M7318 after about a year of installation and NEVER run my Mac unplugged the AC adapter)

  Our friend Allan Jones knows here with several WallStreets... I'll give him a heads up.

• USB for my PowerBook G3

  Hello, I have a PowerBook G3 Wallstreet II/PDQ with Mac OS 9.2.2 and Mac OS X 10.2.8, 512 MB of RAM and a 300 MHz processor. The computer works fine (except for the battery does not work, PRAM Battery does not work, right speaker does not work) and I want to have the ability to use USB flash drives so that I can transfer the data. I would like to know what works USB CardBus (preferably 2.0) while it is on Mac OS X. Any help would be appreciated.

  I have a PB G3 500 Pismo, OS X Tiger 10.4.11

  I have a 'Patriot' USB 2.0 brand 32 GB flash drive that works seamlessly - at the speed of the USB 1.0!

  try to look like that in OtherWorldComputer (OWC) >

  Search results for wallstreet usb at MacSales.com

  https://eShop.MacSales.com/search/?q=Wallstreet%20usb & filter.category_hierarchy = USB % 202% 2E0% 20Flash % 20Portable % 20Drives

  OR

  Crucial

  search results

  http://www.crucial.com/SearchDisplay?searchTerm=Wallstreet+USB+flash+drive & category = oryId & storeId = 10151 & catalogId = 10151 & langId =-1 & pageSize = 10 & beginIndex = 0 & sType = mpleSearch TR & engines = keyword & resultCatEntryType = 2 & showResultsPage = true & searchSou = Q NCE & pageView =

  You can try to contact these people and check that the drives are "backward compatible with USB 1.0.

• Suddenly keyboard does not not, always on fans and pressing alt restarts the macbook pro 13 inch mid 2012

  So, I was on my macbook pro when I decided to close it out. Later, when I came back, I opened it and fans began to work hard, that I tried to enter my password, but the keyboard is not responding, so I plugged a keyboard external usb and I have finally started my session, but I noticed an X on my battery indicator and the message "no battery available.

  I have notticed that the ALT key on the MacBook pro keyboard, restarts the computer whenever you press it

  any idea of what disease? Key on the keyboard is not responding, Alt will restart the mac, fans of strong, cold material work, when I plug the charger in light barely there

  I tried disconecting the battery, reset the SMC and PRAM seems impossible due to the alt, restart problem

  Macboock pro 13 inch mid-2012

  SOS

  Have you tried booting in Safe Mode? If you can start check safe mode to see if the problems you described have stopped. If they are stopped, and then restart the computer normally. What happens then?

• iMac G4 not accomplishments RAM

  I have a 2003 model iMac G4 equipped with a 1 GHz processor and I tried to put a stick of 512 MB of ram in it and when I turn it on it still boots in leopard surprisingly but it says that it only has 256 MB of ram. This iMac used to have 1.25 GB of ram, but I put the ram in my G4 iBook because I use it for school and the 512 stick came from the iBook. That these machines use different ram?

  Can you identify the iBook G4? There were several different versions over the years

  the G4 was manufactured; the first models all use PC2100 DDR266 200 PIN SO-DIMM.

  Only the last iBook G4 12 to + 14 - from mid-2005 use the DDR333 PC2700 200 pins

  SO-DIMM; and this chip is the same as that which corresponds to the iMac G4 USB2.0 user upgrade

  specifying the location.

  There were two models iMac G4 with 1.0 GHz processor; We use PC2100 DDR266 200-

  pin SO-DIMM, while the model later used chips of SO-DIMM 200-pin PC2700 DDR333...

  Some models can use the chip of RAM spec later (at slow speed of original memory due to)

  limits on computer hardware) so the DDR333 is considered DDR266 in older Mac G4s.

  A SO - DIMM DDR 266 since an old iMac G4 probably will work not in later model G4 iBook.

  I have a Mid-2005 model iBook 12 inch 1.33 GHz that can use the same chip RAM upgrade

  the latest models of USB2.0 iMac G4 (PC - 2700-DDR333 200 - pin SO-DIMM) in a direct exchange.

  And I have a little iMac G4 1.25 GHz models. The factory RAM chip is a different specification

  pin count and requires the ritual apart take special upgrade to greater capacity.

  You could exchange the chips where they came to test and see if both are OK.

  If you touched the metal contacts on the RAM, which may have shorted the chips; or the RAM

  was not entirely (if the parties were right in the first place.)

  And you may need to reset the PMU in the iMac G4 to see if changing the RAM is recognized

  Resetting the iMac (flat panel) Power Management Unit (PMU) - Apple Support

  As a last resort; This reset could drain the battery if not done correctly PRAM. And in order

  to change the battery in the clock, a major takeapart is necessary. Enough effort to keep also has a

  upgrade the factory RAM slot. Thermal paste, tools extra and handled with care are required.

  Mr. Totes iMac G4 (USB2.0) take part:

  http://www.mrtotes.co.UK/Page1/Page1.html

  iMac G4 removable disk, RAM, battery:

  http://www.xlr8yourmac.com/systems/imac_g4/imacg4_takeapart.html

  It has been a difficult to formulate response, and I wrote this maybe four times, with details.

  The everymac.com website & download mactracker.ca (for the database offline) are recommended.

  Now here comes 01:40 (AKDT) I'm going offline now.

  Good luck & happy computing!

• PowerMac G4 does not switch on

  PowreMac G4 (digital audio 466 MHz) does not have the power switch on as if the power supply is dead.

  Just wonder if it is possible to fix food for myself.

  You can replace a PSU, if you can still find one. I do not repair.

  Another possibility is the PRAM Battery. Those that only lasts a few years, especially if you leave the computer unplugged a lot.  Most of this generation have a 1/2 AA 3.6 volt which is not the easiest to find battery. I usually order one of macsales.com, but you can get one from Radio Shack or a store of battery if you're willing to pay 3 x the price.

  PRAM of the Texas Mac, battery, PMU tutorial man - https://sites.google.com/site/macpram/mac-pram-nvram-cuda-pmu-battery-tutorial

  Reset the PRAM and NVRAM - http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1379 of your Mac.

  When to reset NVRAM or PRAM - memory http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1895

• PRAM Battery support broke on a 3.1?

  Hi all

  I tried to replace the dough from LANDAU (CR2032) on my Mac Pro 3.1 (early 2008), but - as many, many others have reported - the clip came loose and the holder broke off the coast of the logic board. It will not affect the local Mac store and the replacement of the card of any logic for some of $.50's nutz.

  It is, others have suggested that my Mac will run okay without the battery. Your thoughts?

  Thanks in advnace

  We used to face a problem similar in Apple Performa computers when third-party computer stores wanted US $25 for the battery itself and the installation was extra. Three batteries AA, with son soldered to the ends and the last soldered to pads on the Board of Directors. Or if you want to get fancy, a battery holder with wires soldered to the Board of Directors.

  You can use any kind of long battery life of any kind of support. The unpowered 3 volt coin cell is nice, but not sacred.

  If you can find any sort of similar battery backup, you can just solder a wire on the pads close to the original battery holder and [literally] hang there.

  Not enough, but will work fine.

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  As long as there is AC, a diet of "always - we" 3 Volt will maintain this STROLLER without the battery. The theory behind the PRAM backup battery is that it is there to keep the content of the PRAM when NO AC power is on. Without batteries, you can have problems after a power failure, but as long as the power cord is 'active' Mac must be stable.

• MSDS for battery PRAM mac mini

  Hello

  I'm trying to find the signage plug for battery of mac mini.

  So far, the technical background paper only I found online is the following:

  http://images.Apple.com/legal/more-resources/docs/Apple-product-information-Shee t.pdf

  It seems that the mac mini is the only Apple product are not not in the document.

  Apple is there an explanation for that?

  Is there a way to find this information online?

  Thank you

  E.

  Use of Apple a BR2032 which is similar to the CR 2032 and the CR can be used but has a shorter life.

  MSDS for BR2032

  http://www.datasheetarchive.com/BR2032%20MSDS-datasheet.html

• Can I change my iMac G3 DV400 SE PRAM Battery?

  Hello

  I need to change the battery of LANDAU of my iMac G3 DV400 SE he has not been put in service for a few weeks now. I post here to get a safety advises to avoid death by electrocution myself and to avoid damaging the electronics. Please keep in mind, I am a complete novice and a layman. I have found the battery behind the trap door RAM map Airport - and I intend to change the battery by here rather than remove the entire bottom half of the machine.  In any case, I kept it unplugged for a few weeks. Now, should I get anti static gloves / mast, wrist strap etc,? What tools do I need - for example pliers to remove the battery, or is it safe to do so only with your bare hands? And what would you say to wear clothes and shoes? Is a bed in a carpeted room OK? Or what kind of environment do I do this? Besides, I do myself or must it be handled by professionals?

  Thank you.

  You have that gave a lot of thought... Everything you can reach through this opening, as long the iMac is turned off.  Danger (high voltage) is at the back of the CRT, which makes Apple (by design) hard to reach (unless you intentionally take the iMac goes beyond the 'user level').  It's just a battery low voltage, as the replacement of the battery a flashlight.

  To avoid the unlikely but possible damage to the Mac, you should discharge static electricity from your body.  Work on a floor without carpet is better.  If you do this on the kitchen table, touch a metal surface ground, like the faucet to the sink.

• PowerBook G4 1.67 GHZ of aluminium battery "Do not load"

  The status of the battery in the menu bar indicates "no charge".  Apple says that it is because the power is strong enough to power the computer but not the battery help.  However, I am using OEM rated power 65W 24.5V out, have you checked the voltage output and is OK.  What else might not work?

  The battery may be past its limit load cycle, so it must be replaced.

• iBook G4 battery problem

  My iBook G4 has a problem where the battery says its operation to reserve power even if the battery has about 80% charge left in it. When I go to charge the battery it will go to 98% or sometimes it will go to 88%. a way to solve this problem?

  Tried to reset the power management unit?

  • Resetting PowerBook and iBook Power Management Unit (PMU) - Apple Support

  ... Sometimes, it can also be useful to reset the PRAM. (former Mac even use reset as...)

  • How to reset NVRAM/PRAM on your Mac - Apple Support

  Also the battery does get old, having a series more low battery life of

  the later Apple computers laptops that use different technologies. However if you

  have a battery of Epsonexpression of OWC, macsales, and if it is less than one year.

  You can contact them and discuss the issue. Some other brands that can

  be available for older PowerPC Mac laptop iBook G4/PowerBookG4 if you are looking for

  then, like Anker, would have been good enough. Strange brands, are a mixed bag.

  And another element that may be partially responsible for irregular load/discharge or

  strange behavior with the battery and use the AC, maybe the DC-in Board. It is the port

  and the circuit behind the port of the computer. So you can have one or more only

  a party who may be affected due to age and wear. Battery, AC adapter, + DC-In Board.

  An idea of the complexity of the internal components in iBook G4 can be seen here:

  • iBook G4 (all models) repair Guides - iFixit:

  https://www.iFixit.com/device/iBook_G4

  To find a replacement AC adapter is another matter. Models of third parties are not

  usually have the led on the DC plug, if a design generic...

  Epsonexpression 65W adapter for Apple PowerBook G4, iBook G4 and G3

  Clones may or may not be OK. Here are the different later MagSafe...

  • Mac notebooks based on PowerPC: identify the right adapter and power cord - US - Apple Support

  • Mac Portables: troubleshooting power adapters with a barrel - Apple Support connector

  I have some iBook G4 battery that suggest that they have an 80% load, but really don't.

  That, in part because of their age. two replacements of Apple a few years under a recall notice

  program that they had at the time, they were not long lived. I am considering an OWC battery.

  The number type and replacing battery inventory will vary according to the size of the screen.

  https://eShop.MacSales.com/search/batteries+for+iBook+G4 (iBookG4 12 inches + 14 inches)

  Sorry to have a magical talisman or other ways to make the unit "just work".

  Although little magic may be involved, if the stars are aligned to the right.

  In any case...

  Good luck & happy computing!

• MacBook Pro has started to randomly stop when it is on battery since the upgrade to El Capitan

  I have a MacBook Pro (15 inch, early 2011) which works very well on the Mountain Lion for a long time. I finally got round to upgrading to El Capitan last week: directly to 10.11.6. A few days later he just powered down without warning while I was working. He was so very well for a few days, but then made several times in the last 48 hours.

  I am moderately sure it happens only when it is on battery (it did not in the past hours 8 while that plugged). Whenever it happens, that there is no warning and the Mac then fine restarts (manually) - Although the clock resets always in 1970 until he can contact an NTP server. One of the curious side effects is that my PostScript fonts were blank on the screen in Excel for a few reboots yesterday but then OK once again!

  No hardware has changed. Major software change is only El Capitan and possibly an iStat Menus update.

  I have reset PRAM and SMC. I ran the short AHT. I disassembled the machine and clean the fans. they were OK, but the problem seems to occur when the Mac is hot.

  Spotlight and Time Machine sometimes seemed to be struggling for the upgrade, and I also saw rpcsvchost with 100% of a core for a while. The machine feels sometimes slow - but for the last 8 hours, it was very good. The only model that I put in place, is that it seems to occur only on battery; It's even happened then that the Dock (etc.) were loading after logging in after an unexpected shutdown.

  The other thing common is in the newspapers every time:

  Cause of previous stop:-128

  I scanned a number of related posts to aspects of it, but do not look at who blames El Capitan rather than material. Yet, many people reported this kind of problem after the upgrade... Coincidence?

  Any ideas?

  Thank you.

  Cause of previous stop:-128

  A negative stop code generally indicates a hardware failure. Have the Apple to assess your Mac. The fix may be as simple as a spare battery.

  Start here: contact support

• MacBook, lose memory and battery quickly

  Recently, I got a popup saying that the startup of my Macbook Pro disk was almost full. I did a lot of cleanup, but I always notice. My computer is losing battery really fast, going from 100% to 65% in less than an hour. I've cleaned enough 110 GB free space, I reset the PRAM and I downloaded an update software, just in case, but I don't see any change at all. In fact, every time I restart it says I have 110 GB of free space, but that number falls slowly more I use my laptop, even if I haven't opened. What should I do?

  I had this same problem. Have you tried to check your battery life? So I went to the store Apple to fix mine was in a critical situation. Because I do not have the AppleCare I had to pay a certain amount of money to get my battery replaced. Everything is good now.

  Good luck.

• Battery in MacBook Pro problems

  Old 15.4 inch MacBook Pro works for a long time with the AC adapter. I recently bought a new battery. First of all, it was green and orange flashing and sometimes say "battery not charging" but finally 100%.

  MacBook, firm but both down with battery drive. It works as usual when it is connected to the power adapter. I have reset the Pram and SMC without effect. Any advice?

  Try to run the Apple Hardware Test (use the #2 installation disk that has the AHT instructions written on this subject).  It may provide a clue.

  Note that an error free AHT is inconclusive.

  Have you tried another charger or tried your charger on another Mac?

  Ciao.

• PowerBook Pismo display Assembly replacement source?

  A fat person sitting on my Pismo.

  He folded the flap and broke the LCD screen.

  I can still use with an external display.

  Where can I buy for a clamshell replacement?

  AtDhVaAnNkCsE

  CCC

  OUCH! I am away from my computer at home with all of its resources at this time, but it is often faster and cheaper to shop for another similar model and use it for parts.

  Ooh! Just found this:

  http://www.PowerBookMedic.com/xcart1/home.php?cat=261

  There is a display of Pismo listed. I think this is the place who I bought the collection of mine from WallStreets PB pieces. They have been around for a long time.

  Well, just take a look on eBay and the old Pismos always commanding a high price:

  http://www.eBay.com/Sch/i.html?_nkw=PowerBook+G3+Pismo

  There is a list for a display.

  AJ ex-pat Tejano

  
  

  PS: I just TI-'Thank you' to the 'advance '.