>Get a can of cold shot or something similar. This is a
>can of freon that will chill anything that is sprayed
>with it. While the newt is operating, spray different
>parts of the MB, the theory being that the sudden cold
>will open up any "faults" in either a solder trace, or
>a hairline crack on a trace. Of course, sudden cold
>shrinks things, causing a temporary fault to suddenly
>fail.
This is what I usually do as soon as I fail with the
microscope.
However, this didn't help either :-((
Frank
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