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Question posted by chasmcbride on August 25th, 2012

Imac Will Not Turn On. Is It The Power Supply, Or Something Worse?

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Request from alphaonebb on November 12th, 2012 8:51 PM

1.Mac Button which micro switch may be faulty

2.Power supply (Capacitor faulty or smd)

3 Logic Board Faulty

4.Are covered standard Apple 12 months or 36 Warranty

5. Is unit under your name or bought on line

eg bid

6.Has unit damage or fallen by some else

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