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Re: Evochip problem
[Re: gillan]
#758387
28/01/2009 17:08
28/01/2009 17:08
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joel
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joel
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make sure the chip is pushed in properly
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Re: Evochip problem
[Re: gillan]
#758496
28/01/2009 19:27
28/01/2009 19:27
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joel
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joel
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have you tried the old chip again?
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Re: Evochip problem
[Re: Saint]
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28/01/2009 19:38
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Truffle
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Perhaps one of the pins isnt in it's hole. Theres so many of the damn things.
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Re: Evochip problem
[Re: gillan]
#759043
29/01/2009 12:55
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joel
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if your old chip works,then it must be a problem with the new chip
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Re: Evochip problem
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29/01/2009 13:13
29/01/2009 13:13
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Vas
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DON'T play too much with the pins (they snap!) Does it have a smallish (around 3mill dia) glass bit (flush) in the centre of the chip? In other words, has the sticker being removed? If so, and if you had it lying around under the sun (yeah right...) you may have partially erased it.
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