Broken Trace

[davg]

Re: Broken Trace

Can I see that section of the trace that I have readlined to verify, the picture you posted was not clear enough. I still have to look up the spec of the IC. You can connect the negative leg of the cap, but not the trace until I can see the picture clearly, but I believe that broken trace is the ground trace.
So far no luck with that IC EA530 P/N search.
By the way, what is the make and model of this monitor?

I don't know if these are of any help. (Not as steady as I use to be)

[budm]

Re: Broken Trace

They are still not clear enough for me to trace out the traces. I need good close up of this section, main thing is that they have to be in focus.
By the way, I think the IC may be TEA1530

[davg]

Re: Broken Trace

They are still not clear enough for me to trace out the traces. I need good close up of this section, main thing is that they have to be in focus.
By the way, I think the IC may be TEA1530

Thanks budm try this one

[davg]

Re: Broken Trace

They are still not clear enough for me to trace out the traces. I need good close up of this section, main thing is that they have to be in focus.
By the way, I think the IC may be TEA1530

So if the IC is TEA1530 pin 2 is ground? How to determine pin 2?

[budm]

Re: Broken Trace

If you at the picture, the bottom right is pin 1, bottom left is pin 8. So pin 2 is the second pin up, if you use an Ohm meter and measure pin 2 and the ground trace, it should read 0 Ohm.

[davg]

Re: Broken Trace

Thanks budm you are right I do read 0 Ohms on pad 2. I also read 12.07 on 4, 11.04 on 6 and 16 Ohms on 8. pads# 5 goes to 39 to ol The other are ol Is this normal?