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This
is the
area
you
will
be
working
with.
This
is the
LPC
port
that
you
will
be
soldering
the
pin
header
to. As
you
can
see
the
holes
are
clean
and
ready
to go.
Only
older
machines
have
solder
in
these
holes
(v1.0
-
v1.1),
all
the
newer
machines
are
all
unfilled.
To
remove
solder
from
filled
holes
-
simply
add
flux,
put
some
fresh
solder
on
each
hole
and
heat
it up
a
little
them
simply
use
some
solder
braid
to
remove.
The
entire
process
takes
less
than 5
minutes.
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you will
need to
remove
the
mainboard.
First
unplug
all the
connectors
from the
motherboard.
The
diagram
illustrates
this
just to
give you
a little
confidence.
Note the
picture
is that
of a
v1.0.
The v1.2
- v1.5
looks a
little
different
but its
pretty
much the
same
process.
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First
place
the
pin
header
into
the
LPC
port
as
demonstrated
below.
Turn the
board
over to
solder.
The
diagram
clearly
shows
how
simple
and
clean
this
procedure
actually
is. Even
if you
take
your
time
you'd be
very
slow if
it took
longer
than a
minute.
We
recommend
you use
flux for
a nice
even
flow of
solder.
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