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ak6dn
Regular Contributor
3 years agoUnfortunate. Not a lot of other options.
In the past with issues like this I would send the board out for an XRAY to see if there were any obvious physical anomalies in the chip to board connection.
That can provide useful information, but it is informative only.
At this point I think your fix is to have the part removed, reballed, and reinstalled.
Depending upon the nature of the problem it may or may not fix it.
If the actual PCB fab is bad, or the chip is defective, it still won't work.
But if it was an assembly error it could correct it.