PS5 - long screw damage, via to ground layer short?

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  • Prott
    Senior Member
    • May 2022
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    • Czechia

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    PS5 - long screw damage, via to ground layer short?

    Hello dear Badcappers,
    I came across a PS5 that was longscrewed. The screw went through the HDMI IC (which I replaced + repaired the traces it damaged), however the screw also bend the board and slightly cracked it on the other side. It still seems like it could be fixable though as the area might not have lots of traces going through it (fingers crossed).

    Can somebody, please, measure their board and tell me if my assumption of an inner short between the via and ground layer is correct? These 3 pads have almost no resistance. I would like to make sure those are not some data pads that are supposed to be < 1 ohm before I start digging into the board.

    Thank you so much!

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