Sam Latella

Does anyone know how to tell when an Apple IIe was built in the production
assembly line?

I've got three different Apple IIe's

Assembled in U.S.A - 1A2S2-009659 (Serial Number)

Assembled in Singapore - 342S2-E6093LR (Serial Number)

Assembled in Ireland - 2A2S2-196870 (Serial Number) - has switch built in
for European Symbols

Just curious how you would figure out when this came off the production
line.

Should I look at the motherboard? and if so where?

Thanks,
Sam

D Finnigan

Sam Latella wrote:
>
> Should I look at the motherboard? and if so where?

You can look at the date code on the chips, and there may be a date stamped
on the inside of the case too.

Wayne Stewart

Look for a date stamp on the motherboard. It should be behind slot 2
and gives year and week.

On Jul 17, 7:20*am, powe...@macgui.com (Sam Latella) wrote:
> Does anyone know how to tell when an Apple IIe was built in the production
> assembly line?
>
> I've got three different Apple IIe's
>
> Assembled in U.S.A - 1A2S2-009659 (Serial Number)
>
> Assembled in Singapore - 342S2-E6093LR (Serial Number)
>
> Assembled in Ireland - 2A2S2-196870 (Serial Number) - has switch built in
> for European Symbols
>
> Just curious how you would figure out when this came off the production
> line.
>
> Should I look at the motherboard? and if so where?
>
> Thanks,
> Sam