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positivebit
 Post subject: Help identify ram and Nvram
PostPosted: February 6th, 2013, 14:35 
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Hi guys do you know which is Nvram and rom here?


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Tawfeek
 Post subject: Re: Help identify ram and Nvram
PostPosted: February 6th, 2013, 14:41 
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i think u6 .but if can get more resolution picture , that will help more

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positivebit
 Post subject: Re: Help identify ram and Nvram
PostPosted: February 6th, 2013, 14:44 
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click twice on picture.
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positivebit
 Post subject: Re: Help identify ram and Nvram
PostPosted: February 6th, 2013, 15:30 
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Thanx Spildit
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pcimage
 Post subject: Re: Help identify ram and Nvram
PostPosted: February 6th, 2013, 16:26 
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Spildit wrote:
U6 is the chip that needs to be swapped (8 leg chip) in case of pcb exchange. If you are replacing the pcb make sure that the one that you will use as replacement doesn't have any chip on the U3 position too.


Yes, that's right, and is also same ROM version.

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positivebit
 Post subject: Re: Help identify ram and Nvram
PostPosted: February 6th, 2013, 18:22 
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Unfortunately the overvoltage demaged not only fuse and MCU, but also pre-amp,
head swap was mandatory but all data recovered
happy ending.
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