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Summary

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Drawing of four typical faults to look for after desoldering chips from a logic board: 1, pad lifted from the board; 2, break between a pad and its trace; 3, cut trace near a pad; 4, solder bridge between a pad and a trace. Pina's Figure 10-6.

Source

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Larry Pina, Macintosh Repair & Upgrade Secrets (Hayden Books, 1990), chapter 10 "Disk Drive, RAM, ROM, and SCSI Upgrades", Figure 10-6, p. 181 (PDF p. 195). Cropped from File:Macintosh Repair & Upgrade Secrets.pdf (see Macintosh Repair & Upgrade Secrets).

Author

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Larry Pina; the book credits the figure to Sophisticated Circuits, Inc.

Licence

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Copyright © 1990 Larry Pina; published by Hayden Books (Howard W. Sams & Company). Not freely licensed. Reproduced from the copy of the book hosted on this wiki for repair reference, with the source cited.

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