Arm123
Member
Hey guys and gals.
I have been reading repair logs to try and upgrade my skills and find new techniques for repairing boards.
I noticed alot of people / techs using the "piggyback" technique for RAM chips and some logics chips, when a bad IC is suspect.
Does this always work ? Does it only work with RAM or certain IC's ?
How would one know when not to use this technique ?
Just wondering what others think about this.
I have been reading repair logs to try and upgrade my skills and find new techniques for repairing boards.
I noticed alot of people / techs using the "piggyback" technique for RAM chips and some logics chips, when a bad IC is suspect.
Does this always work ? Does it only work with RAM or certain IC's ?
How would one know when not to use this technique ?
Just wondering what others think about this.
