Having completely dismantled the LISA 2, I referenced the parts, as some of them might need to be replaced if I could not recover them from corrosion.
If I had to do so, I might as well let someone else go through this site.
Originally, these pictures were only taken for information and referencing, not to be distributed as "artistic" pictures. For this reason, the pieces were simply placed on a table, without any specific alignment. The flash of the camera was used, the goal being to record the references of the parts, nothing else.
The parts are in their juice. Except for the bottom case for which I started to stop the corrosion and the motherboard, the other parts have not been cleaned or restored.
Only the screws and some small parts have not been photographed.
Strangely, some plastic parts not marked with a reference, which is a bit strange from Apple, are coming out the big parts. Having completely disassembled a few hundred objects of the brand, generally speaking, they are all identified, including at the suppliers.
Is this only the case for this machine?
Another oddity, I found the trace "Prototype" on the plastic of the front panel. As it is easy to remove, I will look at the other machines I own.
All the parts are put together in the following four photographs. I had a little fun on this one, the challenge being to gather everything in a minimum of pictures.
For details, it’s just below:
Electronic cards:
- Memory board 1 - Made in Singapore - 1982
Reference 1: 620-0112-C
Reference 2: 820-4010-A
Date: S8335
- Memory board 2 - Made in Singapore - 1982
Reference 1: 620-0112-C
Reference 2: 820-4010-A
Date: B8334
- Power supply ASSY
Model: 15A0202-000,001
Order No. 1: 99P0073-000 Rev G (component side)
Part Number 2: D99P0073-000 Rev J (track side)
Date: March 30, 1984
Various Parts:
- Connector pad + cable assembly + front panel microswitch
- connectors 2 x 15 pins - 591-0003-D RT - Date: 8318
- connectors 2 x 15 pins - AMP 583680-1 - Date: 8314
- connectors 2 x 22 pins - 591-0003-D RT - Date: 8313
- Ribbon to connect floppy disk drive and hard disk to the motherboard
- connector 2 x 30: 591-0002 B CCI - Date: 5683
- High voltage transformer - Flyback
Reference 1: MSH1AAS08B
Reference 2: 157-0002-C
Reference 3: BE010
Date: 8319
- Cathode-ray tube - CRT - Clinton Electronics Corp.
Reference 1: CE727M12C104GR
Reference 2: CEULC99F1ATE
Date: 3883J
Metallic parts:
- power supply cover
- Lower housing:
Reference 1: 14N0195-000 E
Part number 2: 26N-0058-000-0 - Upper housing:
Part number: 17N0124-000 E SRD
Date: 1/84
- Lower housing:
Plastic Parts:
There, almost all the parts are present on this page. It’s a long work of photography and referencing, but as I did it for me, I wanted to share it too.
Restoration will continue in the next episode.
Sorry for my poor english !
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