Before installing the DayStar Turbo 040, the
original Macintosh MC68030 CPU chip must be
removed. DayStar has provided a Pin Grid Array
(PGA) Puller for removing these chips.
(Important: See “Inspecting the CPU chip”
sec
tion on page 69 for examples of Soldered and
Socketed CPU chips.)
Figure 31
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PGA puller assembled
R em oving the
CPU chip
NOTE
Some
Mac IIx CPUs
are soldered
to the moth
erboard. Be
sure to check
your chip
before pro
ceeding. If
this is the
case, contact
DayStar
Technical
Support for
information
on how to
proceed.
1. Remove the w in g nut from the top of the
PGA Puller, separating it into three parts: the
outer tool, the inner tool and the w ing nut.
Figure 32- PGA puller disassembled
inner tool
outer tool
wing nut
CHAPTER 4
Installing The Turbo 040
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Macintosh IIx
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