#Memory HELP!
Jay,
I see you already have a good tip in another reply, but here are a few more
thoughts.
Sometimes (depending on the exact failure mode), you can 'bridge' a chip by
using a good chip and just sliding it down over the pins of one that is
soldered onto the board. This puts the entire chip in parallel with the one on
the board, and given the right failure mode, can cause it to 'take over', and
work fine. You don't want to leave it there, but for testing purposes it's
fine.
Calling CBM might be a way to go, though I don't know who might be the best
to call there. I'll try to find out from our local repair people, what the
layout is.
Good luck! -larry