Help Needed

[ayd01]

If you are handy with your soldering iron you can fix the chip.
I can explain how if you like.

Regards,

Rob.

I will appritiate it if you would

[ayd01]

If you are handy with your soldering iron you can fix the chip.
I can explain how if you like.

Regards,

Rob.

I will appritiate it if you would

[r0bbie]

Here we go,

What you need is a extra 40-pins chip socket, a resistor or diode and a Dremel-tool.

Instructions will be on top of each photo.

[r0bbie]

Part two,

Now put the resistor or diode into the socket.

[jman 31]

Wow man, great tutorial. I may just need that in the future!!

[r0bbie]

Thats it.

Don't take the Atmega out of the socket!
From now on your Atmega an the new 40-pins socket should stay together!
Insert the new socket with the chip into the Megadrum board and keep your fingers crossed.

Hope it will work out for you..

Regards,

Rob.

[r0bbie]

Thanks Jman,
And I wasn't even finished

[ayd01]

thnx r0bbie

I will try it but when I try to bend a pin to original position it breaks. My broken pins are at least 10 now. But I will try

[r0bbie]

Ayd01,
Can you post a picture of the chip?

[ayd01]

Hi robbie
I examine my Atmega but about 15-16 pins are broken and some are broken from their root there isny a place to solder.
I will go for a new Atmega (Thnks to Synthex)
Thnx for your help. This link will be very helpfull for everyone.
Thanks for your patience and your time.
Regards