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So turns out I didn't need to replace the PLA. But it's a component that would have died sooner or later, so I can qualify it as future-proofing.
Everything else seems to work fine (including the SID) except for two columns of of keys. I'm pretty sure those must be sharing a connection, so broken trace or another bad solder joint?
It's getting pretty late, so I'm going to leave that for another da
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I've replaced the leg, this time going through the pin hole (this required some serious convincing from my part on to the PCB).
After that, I have a happy C64 that boots properly every time! 😄
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Okay, instead of looking for a match of the symptoms online, I started using my eyes on the board, and noticed some ugly looking solder joints on the first CIA.
Putting some pressure on the CIA gets the machine working (and releasing it makes the cursor to stop blinking until I put the pressure again), so I'm definitely on to something!
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So turns out I didn't need to replace the PLA. But it's a component that would have died sooner or later, so I can qualify it as future-proofing.
Everything else seems to work fine (including the SID) except for two columns of of keys. I'm…
I've replaced the leg, this time going through the pin hole (this required some serious convincing from my part on to the PCB).
After that, I have a happy C64 that boots properly every time! 😄
The solder on this joints looks super old, and there aren't any signs of rework on this chip. The most likely explanation is that this has been like this from factory.
It seems enough solder went over the leg and through the hole to the ot…
While removing the old solder, I've noticed that what I thought to be a long solder joint over a trace, it's actually one leg on the CIA, that instead of going through the hole is laying on the wrong side of the PCB. WTH???
Okay, instead of looking for a match of the symptoms online, I started using my eyes on the board, and noticed some ugly looking solder joints on the first CIA.
Putting some pressure on the CIA gets the machine working (and releasing it ma…
And... is still failing, with the same symptoms. 😩
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