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  • Mad_Professor
    A Mech Warrior
    • Feb 2011
    • 1587
    #1

    Track came off!

    What the hell!? I was recapping and the track came off with no heat. It left an area I couldn't solder to. I had place a jumper wire to a near by blank component hole, and drop a nice big blob to ensure a good connection with the cap.

    I suspect defect or damage from manufacturing.

    Has this happen to you?
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