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This is intended purely as a guide, nothing else, and I do not take responsibility for any damage you will more than likely cause to your console as a result of this process. You must take extreme caution when attempting to uncover the pins from the drive chip in the new revision Wii console. Dremel or other variant of craft tool. Try and make sure that the tool you use is set to the slowest possible speed (RPM), the slower the better. Grinding Wheel. The best type of grinding wheel to use is of the solid metal type, around 2mm thickness. You can use the stone compound type but these are generally thicker and of an assortment of different shapes. One with flat double squared edges is definitely recommended. From the picture above you can see the working area indicated in red, the object of this process is to uncover the pins from the black compound. I`ll stress again this is very risky, do not attempt this unless you are confident about doing so, you may leave your console at the very least unmodifiable and at the worst non working. When you start to grind, do so very lightly, believe me, even with the tool set to its lowest setting, the compound came off very quickly, pressing too hard will damage the drive chip. Slowly and very lightly apply the grinding wheel, and inspect where you have worked after every grind!!! Pins exposed From this point on it is a simple case of soldering to the exposed traces, be extremely careful when doing this you cannot afford any mistakes. Please also note once you have them
soldered, when doing the “tug test” caution must be used, there is no bond holding the traces to the bottom side of the chip, so the traces will lift and bend if you “tug” too hard on your soldered wires. You simply want to make sure that you have a strong bond with the traces.
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