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iBook (Late 2001) - 500, 600 MHz Updated : 04-06-2002 AppleCare Take Apart K Service Source Troubleshooting iBook (Late 2001) © 2001 Apple Computer, Inc. All rights reserved. Troubleshooting Symptom Charts/How to Use the Symptom Charts - 1 Symptom Charts How to Use the Symptom Charts The Symptom Charts included in this chapter will help you diagnose specific symptoms related to the product. The steps to solve a symptom are listed sequentially. You might not need to perform every step before the symptom is solved. Start with the first step, and then test for the symptom. If the symptom persists, replace any modules you removed, go to the next step, and test again. Continue down the list until the symptom is solved. AirPort Card AirPort Card not recognized 1 Use Software Update control panel or see the Apple Software Updates web page to make sure the latest version of AirPort software is installed. Boot using Mac OS All extensions setting. Reseat AirPort Card. Remove and reinstall the AirPort software. Replace with known-good AirPort Card. Replace logic board. 2 3 4 5 6 Battery The battery won't charge 1 2 3 4 5 Remove any connected peripherals. Try known-good power outlet. Try known-good power adapter and power cord. Try known-good battery. Turn off the computer. Reset the power manager by pressing the reset button (located above and right of the Audio/Video port). Wait five seconds before continuing. Press the power button to start the computer. Note: Make sure the reset button is not caught under the button opening. Warning: Resetting the power manager will permanently remove a RAM disk, if present, and all of its contents. You will also need to reset the date and time (using the Date & Time control panel). Replace logic board. 6 Troubleshooting Symptom Charts/Error Beeps - 2 Error Beeps The computer automatically performs a power-on self test when it is turned on after being fully shut down (not a restart). This section describes what to do if beeps are heard during the startup. Note: The iBook (Dual USB) and iBook (Late 2001) have one memory expansion slot that accepts a 1.25-inch (or shorter) PC-100 compliant, SO-DIMM memory card. Refer to CustomerInstallable-Parts Memory Replacement instructions for removal and installation. Computer beeps once at startup 1 2 One beep means that no RAM is detected. If a RAM card is installed in the expansion slot, remove it and put in known-good and compatible RAM and restart. · If symptom does NOT repeat, replace RAM card. · If symptom repeats, replace logic board. If no RAM card is installed, replace logic board. Two beeps means that EDO memory is installed in the expansion slot. The iBook does not accept EDO memory. Replace RAM card with known-good and compatible RAM and restart. · If symptom repeats, replace logic board. Three beeps means that no RAM banks passed memory testing. If a RAM card is installed in the expansion slot, remove it and put in known-good and compatible RAM and restart.