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From: rps2@conexch.UUCP (Richard Stevens)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: 1000 drive problems
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Date: 31 Oct 89 07:14:15 GMT
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Yes, it's entirely possible you lost a chip. The chips are 8520s, and
there are two of them. One is used primarily for the disks, and one for the
serial port. They're not easy to replace in an A1000, due to the shielding
and such on the board. And they're soldered in, if I recall correctly.
Best bet....take it to an authorized service center.


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