Subject	Yes. Your Z1 EEPROM was probably installed with a socket.
Posted by	MixManMash on April 01, 2008 at 1:42 PM
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In Reply To	Can I install Z1 Eprom Chip myself? posted by MsHyde on April 01, 2008 at 01:17 PM
Message	Unplug the Z1 EEPROM from the socket and install the JWT EEPROM into the socket. Be careful to make sure you install it in the correct direction. Usually, there is a little notch on one end of the EEPROM to tell you which way it goes in. The notch matches up with the notch in the socket.
Follow Ups	Can I install Z1 Eprom Chip myself? - MsHyde 13:17:26 04/01/08 Yes. Your Z1 EEPROM was probably installed with a socket. - MixManMash 13:42:32 04/01/08 Re: Yes. Your Z1 EEPROM was probably installed with a socke - MsHyde 13:52:23 04/01/08 Yup. That easy. - MixManMash 14:06:08 04/01/08 Re: Yup. That easy. - MsHyde 15:03:45 04/01/08 Re: Yes. Your Z1 EEPROM was probably installed with a socke - MsHyde 15:03:17 04/01/08 Re: Re: Yes. Your Z1 EEPROM was probably installed with a socke - THEDUCK 11:52:01 04/03/08
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