DIP chip removal
DIP removal instructions
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The easiest way to remove a DIP type BIOS chip is to purchase our DIP extraction tool. You can also get a very small slot screw driver and lever each side slowly until chip can be removed. It is VERY easy to bend and break the legs of the chip so you must take your time and use slow precise movements until it is free.
Pay special attention to the chip orientation when you remove it. Notice where the cutout half circle notch is (left side), and notice the orientation of the writing on the chip.
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DIP Extraction tool |
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If you don't replace the chip exactly as it was removed you will destroy the chip, and possibly your motherboard.
Please note that BIOSMAN takes ZERO responsibilty for any damage to your board whatsoever in any possible circumstance.
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PLCC chip removal
PLCC removal instructions
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The easiest and recomended way to remove a PLCC type BIOS chip is to use a IC extractor tool. You can buy one from us or Radio Shack or similar store.
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The unofficial method of removing chips is to use a paper clip or small screwdriver to lever it out. |
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Notice when removing and replacing your chip that one corner of the BIOS chip is angled: |
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This is our better quality professional PLCC Extractor |
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If you don't replace the chip exactly as it was removed (with the angled corner of the chip to the angled corner of the socket), you will destroy the chip, and possibly your motherboard.
Please note that BIOSMAN takes ZERO responsibilty for any damage to your board whatsoever in any possible circumstance.
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