on 03/05/02 19:58, Michael 'Mickey' Sattler at michael_at_GeekTimes.com wrote:
> Ed Kummel wrote:
>
>> OK, what is telling you that the battery is fully charged? The Newt?
>> If so, then I suspect that you have a battery spring problem.
>
> Yes, it's the Newton that's telling me. I loaded externally-charged
> NiMH cells; the external charger said they were charged. Same
> behavior: blackness!
>
>> [elided] Unfortunatly, this cannot be solved without taking the
>> Newt apart...If you proceed, standard disclaimers apply!
>
> You've convinced me. Is there a document with detailed instructions
> (and warnings) for opening up a 2x00? Something like the Apple PDFs I
> have for my PowerBooks; available to techs but not to the general
> public?
Do some searches in Google. There are many sites that detail with pictures
how to open a 2x00. Ed has one that details how to replace the crystal in
the 2x00 to overclock it, but the information on how to open it is there.
AFAIK, there is no pdf service manual.
-Laurent.
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