Apple Macintosh Service Guide Volume 1 1990
The Apple Service Guide for Macintosh Computers, 1990, 142 pages. Apple's first release in the Service Guide series: a pocket booklet for certified technicians working at a customer's site, written by the Service Technical Publications Department (lead writer David Thoms, writer Kathy Smith).
Apple is explicit about its scope in the introduction: the Service Guide does not replace the Apple Service Technical Procedures. It takes pieces of information from the Technical Procedures and other service publications and presents them in a form that is easy to carry.
For repair work on compact Macintoshes this is one of the most immediately useful documents on the wiki, because each machine's tab contains a parts list and the power/sweep voltage adjustment on a single opening.
What it covers
[edit | edit source]An introductory section on safety practices and procedures, then seven tab sections:
- Tab 1 - Macintosh 128K, 512K, 512K enhanced and Plus
- Tab 2 - Macintosh SE and SE/30
- Tab 3 - Macintosh Portable
- Tab 4 - Macintosh II, IIx and IIfx
- Tab 5 - Macintosh IIcx and IIci
- Tab 6 - General Information
- Tab 7
Each machine tab follows the same layout. For Tab 1 (128K/512K/512Ke/Plus):
- Exploded View (p. 2)
- Logic Board Identification (p. 3)
- Specifications (p. 4)
- Parts List (pp. 5-6)
- Power/Sweep Voltage Adjustment (p. 7)
- CRT Yoke Adjustments (pp. 8-9)
- Video Adjustments (p. 10)
- Symptom/Cure Chart (pp. 11-13)
- Macintosh Plus Kits (p. 14)
- Macintosh Plus Memory Upgrade (p. 15)
- Macintosh ROM Upgrade and ROM Compatibility (p. 16)
For Tab 2 (SE and SE/30):
- Exploded View (p. 2), Logic Board Identification (p. 3), Specifications (pp. 4-5), Parts List (pp. 6-8), Yoke and Video Adjustments (p. 8), Symptom/Cure Chart (pp. 8-11), Macintosh SE SIMM Error Codes (p. 12), Macintosh SE Memory Upgrade (pp. 13-14), Macintosh SE/30 Memory Upgrade (p. 15), Macintosh SE FDHD Upgrade (p. 16)
Page numbering restarts in each tab, so cite the tab and the page.
The Macintosh SE SIMM error codes are worth flagging: they are Apple's own table, and they belong with the Sad Mac decoding work on this wiki rather than being re-derived.
What this guide does not contain
[edit | edit source]No schematics and no component values. The parts lists are Apple's selection of service modules and spares, not a bill of materials. There is no analogue-board capacitor table for any compact Macintosh in this guide, and no such table should be attributed to it.
Pages that cite this document
[edit | edit source]- Macintosh 128K/512K Service Source and Macintosh Plus Service Source - the same power/sweep voltage adjustment in full.
- Macintosh SE Service Source, Macintosh SE/30 Service Source
- Sad Mac Error Codes - the SE SIMM error code table.
- Apple Macintosh Service Guide Volume 2 1992 - the companion volume.