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Date: | Sun, 4 Apr 1999 14:20:44 -0400 |
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Jun Qian wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I have a strange situation. a client reported a boot-up problem. I
> checked with the computer and didn't find any problem. he found same
> problem - no boot. I finally discovered that
> when I cool down the
> area around cpu (around socket 7 without cool the cpu), the problem
> appear
> J Qian
>
Hi J Qian,
I am confident that you have a cold solder joint around one or more of the
321pins
that connect the CPU to the motherboard.....a careful inspection with a
magnifying
device may reveal the culprit....as the device heats up, the connection is
made and it work ok.... when it cools down the metals contract and a very
tiny crack opens up
that prevents the system from booting.
Hope this helps,,,and good luck in finding the one that is causing this to
happen!!!
Joseph H. Bishop
PuterDoc
www.puterdoc.com
ICQ #270514
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