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How dead is my A4000?**solved**
« on: January 14, 2009, 04:30:40 AM »
Hi All-
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The mouse I shocked was an old GoldenImage optical mouse (the kind that requires an optical grid mousepad). I got to thinking maybe I zaped the electronics in the mouse, so I unpluged it and the A4000 booted right up. Last night when I asked for help I was relly feeling low, today I could tap-dance down the hall.  Running old hardware is way too exciting.
CRL
edit- last night I wrote the below-
I was about to show off my A4000 to a kid who had never heard of such a thing when I reached for the mouse and the screen went blank.  CTRL+Amiga+Amiga had no effect, turn it off and on gave me a power light and a few seconds of hard drive rattling and then a "no signal" warning from my LCD monitor and no further action.

I maybe remember a slight static shock when I picked up the mouse, but I could be making that part up.

Does this sound familiar to anyone?  Time to give up on the hardware route and start using my Amiga Forever instead?

Any advice like " Oh yes, happens all the time, just reset the frammis under the left lower widgit and you'll be alright again" would be very, very, welcome.

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Re: How dead is my A4000?
« Reply #1 on: January 14, 2009, 05:07:38 AM »
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OK- do you mean power supply caps?  I had a look at them a few months ago and they were like new to see. Would I get a clue about this if I tested the voltage output?
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