>I have replaced the 3.6 V lithium batter on the G3 logic card, if that is >the battery you are refering to below. I am unfamiliar with the "Cuda" >Switch. The only switch I can see the the miniature pushbutton that is >connected to the logic card via a harness, and used to power the system >up.
I don't happen to have any power supplies for the G3 Tower. You might look at the replacement PC power supplies in the CompUSA I recently shoehorned one into a Power120. I had to break off the little plastic tabs to make it fit the plugs but it works fine and was only $25. I know nothing of the configurations or voltages on the G3 but suspect they may be the same as.
The cuda switch is a tiny square metal box on the motherboard. It has a circular red or gray button in the middle of it. It is the reset for the whole motherboard and you have evidently been extremely lucky not to know about them. They call it the button of last resort. I have had to use it on a few occasions. You are more likely to need it when changing processors. I have fixed dead machines this way and it is the first thing I try when someone tells me the machine is dead. Good luck.
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