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Working on a Mac LCII at the moment, will be in the process of checking connections on the board soon...

A multimeter sounds like a good idea, will definitely try. First thing I'll check is connections to the SCSI port, that's what I suspect the most, and then go over everything else. If something does happen to not work, though, is it best to touch it up with a soldering iron or I get some spare...

I have not replaced the capacitors, I didn't have any spare solder on hand and just attempted to reflow whatever was left on the board at the SCSI port. It seems to boot fine to the floppy disk question mark icon.

First time poster and second time vintage Mac owner. Never posted on a forum before, very much inexperienced as well so bear with me. I recently received an LCII from a family member, and it seemed to boot without booting from the hard drive. I concluded that the drive was dead, no surprise...