From: Raymond C. Bryan (raycomp_at_visi.com)
Date: 2003-07-08 18:30:23
Not to be an _I_told_you_so_ but that is a problem that we at Raymond
Commodore have had several times and we have had the broken traces
too - using wire-wrap wire (very thin solid core) to replace the
broken connections is our usual fix. Those E rev boards are tricky
to desolder on even for the very experienced tech. I think that I
have never had to replace that 68 pin PLA/Combined_Logic on one of
the C64Cs. (Thankfully)
--Ray
>I replaced the old 6526 with a socket. It was a long and hard work
>for me, and I have, I must admit, removed a couple of through-hole
>metallizations in the process (so I had to be much more careful during
>the soldering of the socket), but it was all worth it:The C-64c is now
>working correctly! I tested with the cart and with the famous C2N232.
>
>ol korekt
>
>
>mario
>
>P.S. I also plugged in a new 6526 ;-]
>?On Mon, Jul 07, 2003 at 11:35:17PM +0300, Marko Mäkelä wrote:
>?
>?> So, the $dd00 CIA is broken, and Gianmario will have to replace it.
>?
>?/me being happy to have had the right idea. ;-)
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