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There was a know issue on these power supplies but I cannot find what it was. Here was the Apple recall which has expired: http://www.apple.com/support/powermac/po...
I have several units I would like to repair. I know they can be sent off for repair. Any ideas?
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This looks like it could be what you are looking for. http://jimwarholic.com/2008/11/apple-ima... and here is a nice alternative repair of the power supply. http://damntechnology.blogspot.com/2009/... Good luck and let us know if this what you were looking for...
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Thanks for the try. Those links are about the G5 iMac not the Power PC G5. I've talked to Jim Warholic on this problem and he didn't have an answer
Turkey - I usually don't ask easy question ;-)
Ain't that the truth
I always forget about all these Mac's being different I always think that there would be some sort of standard :-) So I learned that the G5 and the Power Mac G5 are using different power supplies, correct? Looks like they must be made out of platinum to explain the high cost (I love my cheapy ATX power supplies :-) Now you mentioned Power Mac and Power PC in your comment. Are those interchangeable terms, I mean is this still the same thing or a totally different animal altogether?
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I'm still looking for an answer to this one.
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