Hello everyone! I was wondering if anyone has a boardview for this board. There are no component designations on the board and we need to trace the short circuit in both directions.
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When I assembled dreamcast I mistakenly fastened long bolt and It resulted in
cutting tiny trace.
This tiny trace(Total width of white coating is 5.5mm) is between R337,R343 and IC101 and it is covered with white coating in the below screenshot.
Firstly I tried to bridging tiny broken trace with my own eyes...But it is totally impossible..So a week ago, I ordered G1200 Digital Microscope and I magnified this tiny broken trace with it.
But It seems that It is really very tiny trace So I plan to order 0.1mm coper wire from aliexpress in order to bridging... -
If anyone can help it will be very appreciate!!
Motherboard - (TUF GAMING B550-PRO) client connected Floppy Drive 4-Pin Power Connector to RGB_Header_1 +12V G . R . B and Burn one N6V8 and Damage all circuit trace, please check pictures, Motherboard not turning on & everything check ok, no short to ground, I need to repair all circuit trace and replace burn N6V8 but don't know where this 5 circuit trace connect to N6V8. If anyone with TUF GAMING B550-PRO can check. “Thank you in advance”...05-07-2023, 05:38 PM -
MODEL : AORUS 5 INTEL 9TH (I7-9750H . GTX1650 )
MAINBOARD : DANLAGMBAB0 REV:B
I hope this helps someone.
All the files were extracted from a fully functional laptop
EC IT8987E.zip
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Hi guys,
I've been trying to restore this Yamaha RM1X groove-box I bought, and the first thing on my agenda was to replace a bad capacitor that was making it so that the screen was super dim. As I'm a complete novice I went and accidentally pulled off one of the trace pads for the SMD capacitor as I was removing it, pulling up some of the green PCB with it. I've been trying to repair it by gluing down copper tape from where it began to pull off and solder the capacitor on after...atm I've just been attempting to do the same kind of thing on rubbish PCBs I got at a recycling place,... -
I'm working on repairing a keyboard, there is trace damage on the membrane. So I got my little pen of silver conductive trace repair paint and repaired the trace. Let it completely dry, test it, and its not working. So I take my multimeter out, put it on continuity, touch 2 different area of the paint, and nothing. I put it on resistance, I get OL most of the time, occasionally it might flash to something ridiculous like 17 mega ohms or something.
Why is this stuff not working? This is what I am using https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00B88B9KI