I removed the nearby chips and put in some limited heat shielding for the other nearby components, and set the hot air for 375C, but kept the blower speed deliberately low.
The osc came free in about 5s, then it was just a case of checking the pads had enough solder left, popping on a bit of SMD liquid flux, rotating it through 180 degrees and orienting on the pads, then some more hot air.
The solder melted in about 5 seconds and the osc centred nicely, so heat removed and everything left to cool.
Next I quickly formatted up a 1.44MB floppy on my Win 2000 laptop, dropped it in and it read it right away. Created some folders, that was good, then I hooked up my 2nd floppy externally and was easily able to copy files from the external drive to the 1.44MB floppy.
Another tick in the H4 features working box

