> We've had a few 'issues' with the ICD2. Only sometimes when you plug it
> into the board, the PIC will start drawing loads of current (>400mA),
> and get VERY hot (some sort of latch up I expect). Well it happened the
> other day, and I got the little hand held IR thermometer we use to find
> faults on boards sometimes to see what temperature the PIC was. The
> thermometer went over range! >207 deg C!!!!
>
> I turned off the power, let the PIC cool down, powered it up again and
> it ran as normal!!!!!

In that test...  for now...

Ditch it an move on.


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