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06-09-2004, 03:07
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ok try takeing out the chip and clean up all the solder you put on the board then try the system does it boot if you still get the black you could have burned one of the points on the back of the board you soldered to or broke a track around that area what wattage iron did you use as the 20w+ are too hot and will damage the ps2 hope this helps
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06-09-2004, 17:44
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Yes, we were using a 15watt iron. I think he may have bridged two of the "legs" on the chip. We are going to try to clean up as much solder as we can, then clean the chip up, and see if that makes a difference. I know he used a desoldering braid to clean up some of the drips, but I rememeber him saying something about the chip appearing to have solder touching each other.
We got the diagram from chipzone for the V4 no gap. I appreciate everyone's input!
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