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Discussion in 'Mac - General discussion' started by Sudds, May 18, 2006.

  1. Sudds

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    My nephews MAC is on the blink, it wont switch on, i mean it does (the wee white light flashes) but the screen is a complete blank. After turning it on and off it eventually comes up but the whole thing looks like...its all multicoloured lines and then just goes dead. I was just wondering is there anything i could do, or is it a case of sending it back?
     
  2. johnodd4

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    ok first off what model of macintosh

    here is why

    g3 mac laptops have a problem with the logic board that the computer will not power on correcly or the computer crashes

    while certain models have problems everywhere from power cell crashing and other weird issues we need to know model number is it a g3 g4 g5 is it a lcd monitor a imac a new mac mini

    please explain im curious but with out noing anything else about the computer i really cannot help you
     
  3. Sudds

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    As far as i know mate its a G5, thanks for the help.
     
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    what g5? imac?
     
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    Yes its a G5 IMAC i wasnt sure so i looked at a couple of pics and am sure thats what it is.
     
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    if its still within the first year.. call apple.. you got one year parts and labor
     
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    No its not mate, any ideas how much it would cost to fix it?
     
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    they would first have to diagnose the machien to find the issue..
    that's why i always buy the applecare for my machines...
    sometimes stuff like that can cost almost as much as a new machine
     
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    Awe crap...anyway thanks for the help mate. ;)
     

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