Re: Please help quick...

[John Deeny <asland@rapidnet.com>]

At work, we use 44 pin PLCC chips all the time. When I can't find a
removing tool or am too lazy, I just use a small flat bladed screw driver.
Insert it into one of the slots and lever the chip out. It will probably
only come half-way out, so you will have to take it out the rest of the way
with your fingers. I've never broken a socket or chip, so don't be too
scared. ;)

John

At 11:43 PM 9/18/00 EDT, you wrote:
>eddie,
>
>just take it out before you bring it...if they are going to look into the 
>ecu...i really think you should take it out...we both know they are going to 
>use that as an excuse to not warranty...its easy...check it out at 
>http://www.pocketrocket.on.ca/framesmain.htm
>you do not need the chipo remover...you can just use a pin or tac.... let me 
>know if you need help
>
>-andy
>
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