Fixed? - Battery Damaged Macintosh SE FDHD - Logic Board Repair Part 2

[@adriansdigitalbasement]

I cannot believe you got it fully working!! Amazing work

[@JoesComputerMuseum]

Believe it, for I am the Circuit Whisperer. Or something. HA. Thanks!!

[@geekwithsocialskills]

I was starting to think this SE board had a gypsy curse on it LOL. Happy to see you finally got it all sorted.

[@JoesComputerMuseum]

Thanks!

[@lemonherb1]

Another crazy mess fixed! Great job Joe!

[@JoesComputerMuseum]

Thanks! :D

[@gallgreg]

Wow, impressive troubleshooting! Congrats on getting this SE/30 motherboard working!!

[@JoesComputerMuseum]

Thanks!

[@elfenmagix8173]

It's a Mac SE, not an SE/30.

[@ZerodJailbreak]

17:50 - So, was the original SCSI chip faulty or was it just a bad via ?

[@JoesComputerMuseum]

Good question. I believe it was only a bad VIA, but I did not test the old SCSI chip.

[@elfenmagix8173]

Though you got the SE to talk on Apple Talk network, that is only on the printer port only. You did not check the modem port. However great work on bringing an SE from the grave.

[@JoesComputerMuseum]

I simply didn't show everything on camera. The machine received a full test.

[@Scarlet_1971_cuda]

I love those chip pin straighteners. Came in very handy when doing the ReActiveMicro Apple II+ Rev 7 RFI kit.

[@JoesComputerMuseum]

I know, right! I have two of them. I may have accidentally ordered a second thinking I lost the first.

[@JapanPop]

Did you laser your solder mask?

[@JoesComputerMuseum]

It was self-drying. I have UV solder mask now. I'm sure it will make a future appearance.