Commodore 8-Bit Repair Instructions
Last update: May 18th, 1999
The repair instructions on this page presuppose that you know what you
are doing or at least have someone in reach who does :-)
But even if you don't know much about electronics, this page can be a
(in the true sense of the word) valuable help, as it reduces the time for
analyzing for the person who actually repairs your computer - and who usually
wants to be paid :-)
For analysis, you should have a multimeter and a logic tester handy. In most
cases, repairing your equipment means soldering, so that a soldering iron is
recommended. If you're lucky, the faulty chips are socketed; a small
screwdriver is all that you need then.
NO LIABILITY ASSUMED!
Due to lack of time, I made also incomplete files available.
Please check everything twice as there may be some inconsistencies.
C-64
Floppy Drive
Updated: May 18th, 1999
Created: September 14th, 1997
Status : -
Site copyright © 1997 by Marc-Jano Knopp
This document is part of MJK's Commodore 64 & LCD Page
Brought back to life by Peter Schepers, Dec 10, 2005 because I really liked this site!