What is this wire???

[hihila]

Re: What is this wire???

I only can find 24AWG and 26AWG in local store~

Do you guys know 24 or 26AWG is ok?

[stj]

Re: What is this wire???

looks thicker than earth, i was thinking copper house wiring cable too.
looks like maybe 1mm in the pic.

[petehall347]

Re: What is this wire???

good plan
am thinking earth wire from mains cable .

[hihila]

Re: What is this wire???

Remove defective wire.

Clean hole.

Insert largest diameter component lead that will fit.

Trim to length.

I'm newbie~

any suggestion for the largest diameter component has long lead? Thanks

[Curious.George]

Re: What is this wire???

looks thicker than a 1/4 watt resistor wire . whether it needs to be as thick is the question

Remove defective wire.

Clean hole.

Insert largest diameter component lead that will fit.

Trim to length.

[petehall347]

Re: What is this wire???

looks thicker than a 1/4 watt resistor wire . whether it needs to be as thick is the question

[hihila]

Re: What is this wire???

No you just use one end of resistor wire not the hole resistor just the wire ends

got it~ thank you

[sam_sam_sam]

Re: What is this wire???

wow, it sounds easier~ so resistor won't affect the power? ohm or something?

No you just use one end of resistor wire not the hole resistor just the wire ends

[hihila]

Re: What is this wire???

Use a 1/4W resistor lead (or similar component). You can preform it to span the gap between the thru-holes and then solder it in just like a regular component.

wow, it sounds easier~ so resistor won't affect the power? ohm or something?

[hihila]

Re: What is this wire???

Yes, you can use standard 20/22AWG copper wire. It actually appears that this PCB used steel links based on the color of the corrosion. But a copper replacement will work fine, just keep the wire as short as you can make it.

Thanks~

[Curious.George]

Re: What is this wire???

Please kindly help, what is this wire? size?

What is this wire? where should i get this?

Use a 1/4W resistor lead (or similar component). You can preform it to span the gap between the thru-holes and then solder it in just like a regular component.

[RukyCon]

Re: What is this wire???

Yes, you can use standard 20/22AWG copper wire. It actually appears that this PCB used steel links based on the color of the corrosion. But a copper replacement will work fine, just keep the wire as short as you can make it.

[hihila]

Re: What is this wire???

The wire appears to be standard 20 or 22AWG silvered/tinned solid copper wire, you can get this from a few online electronic component retailers like Mouser for example. But you could also try eBay/Amazon/Aliexpress/Banggood, however, there is no guarantee that the stuff you get there is real copper wire.

And if you're asking if the stuff on your PCB needs to be replaced, unless the wire is turning green, the answer is most likely no. I know the bad glue is fairly hygroscopic, but i'm not sure if it's corrosive, but i could be wrong.

Thanks for your reply.
Can I use copper wire 20 or 22AWG without tinned?

If it's just corrosive, I won't touch. It's complete broken off.

[RukyCon]

Re: What is this wire???

The wire appears to be standard 20 or 22AWG silvered/tinned solid copper wire, you can get this from a few online electronic component retailers like Mouser for example. But you could also try eBay/Amazon/Aliexpress/Banggood, however, there is no guarantee that the stuff you get there is real copper wire.

And if you're asking if the stuff on your PCB needs to be replaced, unless the wire is turning green, the answer is most likely no. I know the bad glue is fairly hygroscopic, but i'm not sure if it's corrosive, but i could be wrong.

[hihila]

Hi,

Please kindly help, what is this wire? size?

Samsng monitor 275T didn't have screen and I replace a bad capacitor but still now working. After reading "bad glue," I tried to clean brown hard glue and found out the one is burned out and falling under glue.

What is this wire? where should i get this?
The power supply board is BN44-00163A.

Thanks anyway.