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Now let's start to disassemble the chip

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We can use tweezers to disassemble the chip

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It is best to choose this kind of tweezers that are relatively sharp and have thin tweezers legs

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Here we go

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Let's first check the periphery of the chip we need to disassemble

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Think about where should we use tweezers to pry

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Like this direction

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In the area below, it has a row of small resistors and capacitors

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If we start in this area, there will be less room for the tweezers to operate

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Not easy to operate

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And this right side

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This area and this area are okay

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It's easy to put the tweezers in this position

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It's easy to operate

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The area above is not very good

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After turning in this direction

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Although there is some space from the chip position

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there will be some taller components behind that will hinder the tweezers

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Not easy to operate either

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Now this direction on the right

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This area can also be used to pry

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But there are still several components in this area near the middle

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We can only pry in a slightly off position

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Consider the situation around it

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We choose this position

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It is relatively close to the middle and the space for operation is relatively sufficient

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It's easy to start the operation

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Let's say we're going to pry this chip

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Then we can choose this position

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In this case, it is relatively close to the middle and relatively more space

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For each chip, you have to choose where to start based on the layout of the components around it

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For example, the chip below

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It's much easier

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There is so much empty space in the right direction for us to operate

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This position is easier to pry

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One of the suggested ways to hold tweezers is the way I hold it now

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A tweezer leg to place on other areas of the motherboard

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Stay far away

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The other tweezer leg is placed under the chip like this

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While blowing, twist the handle of the tweezers to pick it up

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Another way is to insert a leg of the tweezers horizontally under the chip

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Another leg pressed on top

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While blowing, use the leg under the chip to push it upwards

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Two methods