How do you go about removing the old chip?
61267
for originals keep them attached and just stick them above the orig chip the connectors are spring loadedand can go back enjoy
61268
You can simply put the new reset chip on top of the old one. Thank you for your interest!
1235763
You will use the keypad to remove it. Go home and display senser. Put the I'd to do so.
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There are several you tube videos that show exactly how to do it. Basicall take a hair dryer and gently heat up the edges of the old screen then using the supllied tools pry it off. Make sure to remove all of it as it will probably crack as you do this, then you will need to unplug the cable from the underside of the circuit board near the top. Installation is the reverse. If you do not have any experience with this type of repair, then I suggest not trying it yourself. You can and probably will damage something like the power/volume control cable which requires complete disassembly to replace.. There are several you tube videos that show exactly how to do it. Basicall take a hair dryer and gently heat up the edges of the old screen then using the supllied tools pry it off. Make sure to remove all of it as it will probably crack as you do this, then you will need to unplug the cable from the underside of the circuit board near the top. Installation is the reverse. If you do not have any experience with this type of repair, then I suggest not trying it yourself. You can and probably will damage something like the power/volume control cable which requires complete disassembly to... » Read More There are several you tube videos that show exactly how to do it. Basicall take a hair dryer and gently heat up the edges of the old screen then using the supllied tools pry it off. Make sure to remove all of it as it will probably crack as you do this, then you will need to unplug the cable from the underside of the circuit board near the top. Installation is the reverse. If you do not have any experience with this type of repair, then I suggest not trying it yourself. You can and probably will damage something like the power/volume control cable which requires complete disassembly to replace.. « Show Less
607089
Try to replace the chip (as a counter). That may help to extend the cartridge life.
1057842
I also had to switch out the USB cable. Without the chip in it, the device can't be recognized at all though, so try that first.
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Assuming you are replacing the original Intel heatsink with the abominable push connectors, it is not a simple process and involves removing the motherboard from your case. It may not be the ideal job to tackle on your own without a lot of experience. That said, you can find videos on YouTube that will show you how. The short version is: unplug computer, unhook everything from motherboard, remove it from case, install new baseplate, reinstall motherboard, properly clean old thermal paste from processor and apply new paste, install new heatsink and fan, reconnect other components, cross fingers and plug it in! Find a video and a friend - you don't want to mess this up! Assuming you are replacing the original Intel heatsink with the abominable push connectors, it is not a simple process and involves removing the motherboard from your case. It may not be the ideal job to tackle on your own without a lot of experience. That said, you can find videos on YouTube that will show you how. The short version is: unplug computer, unhook everything from motherboard, remove it from case, install new baseplate, reinstall motherboard, properly clean old thermal paste from processor and apply new paste, install new heatsink and fan, reconnect other components, cross... » Read More Assuming you are replacing the original Intel heatsink with the abominable push connectors, it is not a simple process and involves removing the motherboard from your case. It may not be the ideal job to tackle on your own without a lot of experience. That said, you can find videos on YouTube that will show you how. The short version is: unplug computer, unhook everything from motherboard, remove it from case, install new baseplate, reinstall motherboard, properly clean old thermal paste from processor and apply new paste, install new heatsink and fan, reconnect other components, cross fingers and plug it in! Find a video and a friend - you don't want to mess this up! « Show Less
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the easiest way I have found, is to pull the "rack" of bits out, slide the individual bit in, and replace the rack back into the case
657462
Mine had the chip box. Had to carefully pry the old chip out with a small screwdriver and glue it in the new key.
831457
You can either flash the latest version bios or buy a pre-flashed chip online, if you're comfortable with doing that. It will allow you to use the latest components.
323810
Yes. Some chips can't be reset. Now they have chips that are auto reset that you can buy.
573567
Detailed instructions from a guy on youtube.......jusr go to YouTube and type in replacing chip on samsung 61 dlp or what ever you have...
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First you need to separate the old case in half. You need either a small screw driver or a small key will also work. Pry it open near the key ring hole. Do this to the old and new case. Then you can remove the electronics and place them in the new case. Finally, then you snap the new case together.
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open you computer case disconnect all wires and components from the motherboard such as processor, ram, cooler. etc. then remove the screws holding down the motherboard and swap it with your new one. sounds alot harder then it actaully is
273765
Yes it is just a case, I just transferred all the parts from my old case, don't for get the chip if you do it your self
1037482
1) Press MENU2) Type #134 3) Select the device you want to remove/deregister
889421
Just take a bitter knife or flat head screw driver and gently slide the old plate downward and out, then slide the new one in. Easy
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Um, i believe the chips are interchangeable, if you know how to solder and desolder. Other then that, no.