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I notice there's this loose? connector when I took off the outermost bottom panel, but taking that panel off, I don't see any obviously missing components. I wonder if the RAM is bad. http://www.fairbrothers.com/IMG_7077.JPG http://www.fairbrothers.com/IMG_7080.JPG

Well, got the CD door to open, anyway. No luck with the (left) Alt key, though. Just shows the backlight. When I put a CD in the drive, it pops back out after a minute. Nothing on the screen. I'll have to look around and see if I can find a Mac CD somewhere, but CD's are supposed to be...

Well, the LMB to open the CD door doesn't work. All I get is the same (one) chime, the backlight, the flash to black, then the steady backlight. I think I'll look inside tomorrow... Thanks for your help!

I tried the Windows and Alt keys (on both sides of the keyboard), also plugged it into a Windows PC to make sure the keyboard is good, but nothing happens when I hold down ALT-Windows-F-O or with the Alt-Win-P-R, then press the power button. Aside from the chime which repeats every 10-15 seconds...

I tried the USB keyboard and mouse. It's not an Apple keyboard, though. The chime (do-mi-so chord?) sounds once right after the power button is pressed, the screen lights up for an instant, then goes to black, then lights up again and stays lit. Fan is running, I can feel it. Don't see any...

Wasn't thinking too clearly...There is no keyboard and no mouse. Is it going to do anything without the keyboard and mouse?

I was lucky to get an IMac at an auction the other day. This is kind that looks like a half-globe on the bottom, a silvery post then holds up the ultra-flexible monitor. The model number is "M6498 EMC No.: 1873." Copyright 2002. When I plug it in the monitor glows with a soft white light...