Specifications
Table Of Contents
- iMac (Early 2006 17-inch)
- Contents
- Take Apart
- General Information
- Access Door
- Memory
- Front Bezel
- Camera Board
- Lower EMI Shield
- IR Board
- AirPort Extreme Card
- Battery
- LCD Display
- LVDS Display Cable
- Inverter
- Speakers
- Bluetooth Card
- Optical Drive
- Hard Drive
- DC-DC Board
- Power Supply
- Logic Board
- CPU Fan
- Optical Drive Fan
- Hard Drive Fan
- AC Line Filter
- Ambient Light Sensor Board
- Clutch
- AirPort Antenna
- Bluetooth Antenna
- DC Power Cable
- Camera Cable
- Chassis
- Rear Housing
- Troubleshooting
- Views

iMac (Early 2006 17-inch) Troubleshooting — Symptom Charts 162
Yes: Problem solved.
No: Replace the keyboard.
The USB port on my keyboard doesn’t work.
Unplug all devises from your keyboard.
Plug your Apple mouse into the left USB port on your keyboard. Does your mouse work
when it’s plugged into this port?
Yes: Now plug the mouse into the right port. Does it work?
Yes: Try a known good keyboard.
No: Try a known good mouse to rule out the mouse. Then go to step 3.
No: Try a dierent mouse or keyboard.
Now unplug the keyboard from the USB port on the back of the iMac, and plug the mouse
into the port the keyboard had been in. Does the mouse work now?
Yes: Replace the keyboard?
No: It appears that your USB port isn’t functioning properly. Go on to step 4.
Replace the logic board.
Error Beep(s)
Refer to Power On Self Test (POST) covered in the General Information section of this chapter.
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