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Re: Installing GTEC 1
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17/07/2008 22:32
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Have a peek at the How to Guides.
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Re: Installing GTEC 1
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17/07/2008 22:34
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And in practise............ dead easy mate!!
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Re: Installing GTEC 1
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23/07/2008 14:10
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when taking the old chip out i found a couple of tiny screwdrivers the best way - couldnt get the chip remover tool in.
and look for the angled corner on the chip / hole when putting the new one in, dont try and forice it in the wrong way round.
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Re: Installing GTEC 1
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23/07/2008 16:02
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when taking the old chip out i found a couple of tiny screwdrivers the best way - couldnt get the chip remover tool in. After removing my chips with a small screwdriver ?I decided to get one of these IC extractors as recommended in the guide. I had a look in maplins but, as you say, it is the wrong shape for our chips  Stick with those baby screwdrivers
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Re: Installing GTEC 1
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23/07/2008 16:04
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cocktail sticks are quite good too....being wooden they are less likely to scratch.
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Re: Installing GTEC 1
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23/07/2008 16:11
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cocktail sticks are quite good too....being wooden they are less likely to scratch. That's a good point. I have noticed that the actual chip and the surrounding 'seat' can be slightly scratched if you're clumsy with it. I'll try one of these when I swap mine over again tonight 
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