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paintedjazz@gmail.com - 31 August 2008
I recently purchased 29 new iMac C2Ds and then went to Europe for 24 days. When I recently returned, I found two iMacs which won't start up upon pressing the power button. Having seen similar behavior on an iBook, I'm wondering if there is a trick to get the circuit's 5V of standby voltage to actually do something.
paintedjazz@gmail.com - 3 September 2008
On Aug 31, 5:23=A0pm, paintedj...@gmail.com wrote:
I recently purchased 29 new iMac C2Ds and then went to Europe for 24 days. =A0When I recently returned, I found two iMacs which won't start up upon pressing the power button. =A0Having seen similar behavior on an iBook, I'm wondering if there is a trick to get the circuit's 5V of standby voltage to actually do something.
I telephoned Apple about this problem. They suggested removing the power cord from the back of the iMacs for 15 seconds. When I did, both iMacs began to power-up. One actually booted while the other just blew its fan. Finally, the one that booted suddenly died after about five seconds at the Desktop. A third Mac had similar behavior. They are now sending me three new iMacs and have restored my faith in Apple. :)
Steven Fisher - 3 September 2008
Previously, paintedjazz@gmail.com wrote:
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They are now sending me three new iMacs and have restored my faith in Apple. :)
Glad you've got it solved, but 10% DOA is a much higher defect rate than I'd expect from Apple.
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