Quick repair of a Commodore 64 with a PLA fault @iz8dwf

iz8dwf | Quick repair of a Commodore 64 with a PLA fault @iz8dwf | Uploaded April 2019 | Updated October 2024, 2 hours ago.
Commodore 64 s/n UKB 849718, repaired in early 2016. Identifying a PLA failure on the I/O enable output.
PLA failures can give all sort of symptoms, so it's always wise to check their outputs when troubleshooting a C64.
I keep a list of how each output should "look" on a healthy C64 for comparison.

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