How to fix lifted solder pads, broken vias and traces on circuit boards.
2023 ж. 6 Мам.
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In this video I will demonstrate on how to repair lifted solder pads or test points. As well as broken vias and traces. A helpful soldering guide for repairing liquid damage and corrosion or even accidental mistakes on circuit boards. I will be using a gameboy advance sp pcb.
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You make this look so easy. I feel personally called out with the ips screen mod😂 thanks for the vid!!
Cool!, super intricate work, great skills you have there :) your channel deserves many many more subs and views 👏
I got a keyboard I'm upgrading and screwed up some pads, this is going to be a huge help.
This is so helpful! I destroyed my 2 DS macro mods because I ripped off the pads 😂 now I can fix them
Really great work my bro!! I lifted pads on that power port when trying to install the usbc mod. Like 3 pads so I’m still trying to figure that one out. The trace runs under the port that is supposed to sit flush to the pcb so in order to put it back the wire I’ll be crushed. Idk lol - I’ll try something soon. Nice vid!! 😊
I got my answers on this wideo, thank you wery much
tysm bro, it really help
Nice video ❤
Thank you ! I’m really new at this. I was trying to replace my screen on my GBA SP. I was doing pretty okay but somehow the Q12B pad got pulled by the cable and the pad now is gone. I don’t know how to fix it. A video about this would be really helpful for all of us who are new. Thank you!
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Does this also apply to the battery soldering pad when lifted up in a gba cart
How do you trace witch pin the broken pad connects to?
do i need to fix the under pad too " other side ?? or just one side
Hey Miguel! Hope you're doing well, just letting you know I saw an AGS101 screen on Mercari with a broken ribbon cable for $10 if you want it.
Currently attempting to make a circuit board repair ~ replacing a relay solenoid for a "start" button ~ and I'm not sure what I'm looking at here: Started to solder a new 4 pin solenoid onto the board after removing toasted one and 3 of the circuit board holes have normal tiny circular donuts that the pins fit through but the 4th hole does not appear to have that... Instead, the pin is sticking up through a piece of composite matting material and I don't see the usual tiny metal grommet / donut the pin usually would be sticking up through ~ it's just poking through like a strip of fibrous composite stuff that appears to be built into the circuit board. Anyone have any idea what I'm looking at here? Am I just supposed to apply solder onto this mess and hope for the best or what? Why doesn't 4th hole simply have the usual little metal ring that's built into the board? Trying my best not to have to spend $1400 on a new dryer. Thx.
Sila liit si bert tulog dito kwarto mainit sa labas ano kakainin?
Sorry for asking but what soldering iron it's that?
Can't you just bridge the broken trace using just solder instead of using a wire?
I ducked up a solder pad swapping out the left trigger, mostly being lazy and dumb lmao
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