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Originally Posted by afarre
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Time ago I read somewhere in the web the time and temperature to set to a home oven to remove BGA chips  :icon_rofl
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Yes, you might be able to do that but remember - you're going to melt the solder on every part and you still have to place your hands into the oven with a pair of tweezers to grab and remove the part, without touching anything else around it. :exc:
I've been taking my time with this so that I can learn how to use the rework equipment (FloMaster) so I don't (hopefully) damage anything on the X51v PCB.
The rework equipment has a high temperature suction cup that pulls the part off the PCB when the solder melts. This is what PocketPC Techs use to do their RAM upgrade.