Re: Problems with 8520

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From: Steven Collins
Date: Tue, 23 Jan 1990 16:00

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When I suspect my A1000's 8520s, I switch them and evaluate if the
symptoms change. If so, one of the 8520s is most likely bad.
It is very easy to munge the traces under the 8520 sockets if you remove
the chips with a screwdriver instead of a chip puller, so you might take
a close look for this as the source of your problem...

                                     steve collins

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