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=== Proper Reseating Technique === For systematic reseating: # '''Document chip positions''' before removal - photograph the motherboard or create a diagram showing chip orientations # '''Use a proper IC extractor''' - insert the tool ends under opposite corners of the chip # '''Rock gently''' while lifting - never pull straight up which can bend pins # '''Inspect each chip''' for bent or corroded pins before reinsertion # '''Clean pins if oxidized''' using a pencil eraser or fiberglass pen # '''Align carefully''' - ensure all pins enter the socket before pressing down # '''Press firmly and evenly''' using thumb pressure on the center of the chip Work methodically through one row at a time, completing each chip before moving to the next. The 6502 CPU, character generator ROM, and RAM chips in rows C, D, and E are most critical for basic operation.
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