AW: Re: [ltp] Re: R51 won't boot - what to do?

Fri, 13 Jul 2007 07:27:41 +0000 (GMT)

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Hi together!

If the soldering of the chip is not to spec. (cold solder joints, or a mix =
between leaded and unleaded solder, ..) the should be covered under warrant=
y. If the warranty has expired, try to find a company which makes PCB's clo=
se by, they might be able to help you, since you will need special equipmen=
t. But it's possible to do so. Just by putting pressure on the problem (chi=
p), does not help you in the long run.

Regards Heinz

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Von: oleg@ols.co.il

Datum: 13.07.2007 07:32

An: <linux-thinkpad@linux-thinkpad.org>

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I've thought about
glueing it too.

Axel Braun wrote:

it was a lousy video chip. The guy opens a computer, presses the chip
with his finger, and it works. He removes the finger - it stops working.
Don't know how to fix that chip on the board.

A problem in the 'balling' of the chip.
cant you put some ermanent pressure onto it by putting something under the
cover?
Ax

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With best regards,

Oleg.

OLS Software Websites Building, PHP Development.

Tel./Fax 03-613-2865 , mobile: 054-424-0865

URL http://www.ols.co.il

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Hi together!<br><br>If the soldering of the chip is not to spec. (cold sold=
er joints, or a mix between leaded and unleaded solder, ..) the should be c=
overed under warranty. If the warranty has expired, try to find a company w=
hich makes PCB's close by, they might be able to help you, since you will n=
eed special equipment. But it's possible to do so. Just by putting pressure=
 on the problem (chip), does not help you in the long run.<br><br>Regards H=
einz<br>
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Von: oleg@ols.co.il<br>
Datum: 13.07.2007 07:32<br>
An: &lt;linux-thinkpad@linux-thinkpad.org&gt;<br>
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<p style=3D"margin-bottom: 0cm; margin-top: 0pt;">I've thought about
glueing it too.<br>
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Axel Braun wrote:<br>
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<pre wrap=3D"">it was a lousy video chip. The guy opens a computer, presses=
 the chip<br>with his finger, and it works. He removes the finger - it stop=
s working.<br>Don't know how to fix that chip on the board.<br></pre>
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A problem in the 'balling' of the chip.
cant you put some ermanent pressure onto it by putting something under the
cover?
Ax
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