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{{DISPLAYTITLE:iMac G3 Service Source (tray-loading)}} Apple's '''iMac''' Service Source covers the tray-loading iMac G3: the 233 MHz Bondi Blue models (M6709LL/A and /B) and the 266 and 333 MHz five-colour models. This copy is a 379-page PDF. Its last 72 pages are Apple's 1998 iMac ''Emergency Handbook'', a user troubleshooting booklet appended from PDF p. 308. The newest item in its Hot Issues chapter is a CD-ROM drive released in July 1999. Page numbers below are PDF pages.<ref name="ss">Apple Computer, ''iMac'' Service Source (tray-loading models), [[:File:iMac G3 tray-loading Service Source.pdf]].</ref> == Contents == <templatestyles src="Template:StyledTable/styles.css" /> {| class="wikitable styled-table" style="width:100%; text-align:left;" ! Chapter !! Sections (PDF pages) |- | Hot Issues || Mixed memory types (4-5), HFS Plus drives (6), forcing a restart (7), external displays (8), iMac updates (9-10), CD-ROM door not latching (11), revision and version part numbers (12), Version 2 service parts (13), new CD-ROM drive of July 1999 (14-15) |- | Basics || Product description and standard configurations (18-20), model comparison (21-25), new technologies, modem, CD-ROM, power filter board, A/V interconnect board, power supply board fuse, graphics, sound, video, backside cache, memory (26-66), views and logic board diagram (67-74), ordering and warranty (75-79) |- | Troubleshooting || Block diagram, power flow, testing for power (84-91), Cuda chip (92), resetting the logic board (93), power-on self test (94), video and sound flow (95-96), symptom charts (99-124) |- | Take Apart || Lower access cover, logic board/mass storage chassis, logic board, processor card, modem, I/O panel, SDRAM, CD-ROM, hard drive, power filter board, fan, A/V interconnect board, housings and bezels, speakers, IrDA board, headphone/power board, analog/video board (original and Ver. 2), power supply board (original and Ver. 2), CRT, microphone, I/O door, CRT frame (126-256) |- | Upgrades || 258-268, and VRAM (296) |- | Adjustments || Adjustment tools and light meter set-up (270-276), geometry (277-278), video (279), cutoff (280-293), focus (294-295) |- | Exploded View || 298-303 |- | Additional Procedures || Resetting the CD-ROM eject mechanism (305-307) |- | Emergency Handbook || 308-379 |} == What it settles == * Error beeps at the power-on self test (p. 94): one, no RAM; two, EDO memory fitted; three, no RAM bank passed; four or five, bad boot ROM on the processor module. * Testing for power (pp. 86-91): +5 V trickle at the positive lead of C28 on the logic board with the machine plugged in and off; +5 V on the power supply to power filter cable; +5 V at pin 24 of the original power supply board (661-2081) or pin 3 of the Version 2 board (661-2167); continuity of fuse F901. * Version 2 parts are not interchangeable with the originals: analog/video board 661-2166 and power supply board 661-2167 among them (p. 13). * Memory (pp. 62-65): two SO-DIMM slots on the processor card, 144-pin SDRAM; 128 MB maximum on the 233 MHz /A model and 256 MB on the later ones; the lower slot takes modules only 1.0 to 1.5 in tall; 2 MB SGRAM on the logic board plus one SGRAM SO-DIMM slot to 6 MB. == What this manual does not contain == * No schematics and no component values for the analogue, power supply or logic boards. * No coverage of the slot-loading iMac; see [[IMac G3 Service Source (Summer 2001)|iMac G3 Service Source (Summer 2001)]]. == Pages that cite this document == * [[IMac G3|iMac G3]], [[IMac G3 Troubleshooting|iMac G3 Troubleshooting]], [[IMac G3 General Maintenance|iMac G3 General Maintenance]], [[IMac G3 Capacitor Replacement Guide|iMac G3 Capacitor Replacement Guide]] <pdf width="800" height="500">File:iMac G3 tray-loading Service Source.pdf</pdf> Download: [[:File:iMac G3 tray-loading Service Source.pdf|iMac G3 tray-loading Service Source.pdf]] (9.5 MB) == References == <references /> {{Navbox-AppleVintage|state=collapsed}} [[Category:Service Manuals]] [[Category:Apple Vintage Computers]] [[Category:Apple Service Source]]
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