i actually found it to be quite an intricate job, since the traces on
the PCB i worked on were small and fragile, and a few came up when
pulling the chip, even though myself and another tech went and made
sure each pin was properly desoldered, a tiny bit must have hung on.
I had to replace a few traces with wires, not a huge deal. worked
perfectly upon putting it all back together :)

On Mon, Jun 25, 2012 at 4:08 PM, < enjoyyoursoup@... > wrote:
> I don't think it's top complicated.
> Surely an ordinary electrician or somebody who fixes t.v or radio could do it.
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