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    Mac Classic making loud sizzling/frying noise & random reboots

    Update: I'm an idiot. After months of going down many rabbit holes and component troubleshooting, it turned out this mac had a 220V conversion and was perfectly fine, and I was running it at 110V. Apparently when running the bulk rail at half voltage (~150V instead of ~300V) the machine still...
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    Mac Classic making loud sizzling/frying noise & random reboots

    Great idea! I used a rubber huse and the noise is definitely coming from the SMPS transformer (157-0130). I assume it's just physical vibration and not high voltage arcing, so safe to keep using as is? I'll definitely try to fix it or find a replacement as I was planning to use this machine...
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    Mac Classic making loud sizzling/frying noise & random reboots

    Hi all, first post here! I have a Mac Classic that's making a loud sizzling/fryinng noise, but works fine otherwise. The noise disappears when I disconnect the logic board. The machine is 110v and the analog board is the 820-0525-A Hitachi version. Repair background: Fully cleaned and...
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