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Ok so I had a chance to take it out and yes you were right. Master switch is f***ed. Here's a couple pics. Any idea if I could just get the burnt components? I can do soldering work.
http://imageshack.com/a/img538/3576/AQZzTm.jpg http://imageshack.com/a/img911/78/nRxicE.jpg I found this one that is in better shape for reference http://imageshack.com/a/img832/2312/img30381s.jpg |
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Isnt this a simple $150 part? just buy a new one. |
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Maybe might be easier but if I can save myself $150 why not. I checked the components they actually seem ok just the lines are totay burnt. I'll see if I can repair the board and post back. Worst case scenario I need a new switch. Best case I fixed it for free. I work with cell phones and do board repairs so maybe its paid off. We'll see I guess.
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Cool.
Usually people that can do this kind of repair dont ask 'can it be done'. ![]() Worse case is you burn out something else on the bus. |
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I have a switch from my flooded parts car. It was under salt water for sure, but the elements may have survived. I can try to find it if you are interested.
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Swap the switch with used or new one, its not an expensive part in the grand scheme of things.
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I'll retry to repair it again tomorrow while I'm at work... if anyone is curious heres a picture of the current repair (blown again though) https://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/53...909/Eo7UtG.jpg - blown line https://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/53...537/ft2R8Y.jpg - From this image it's hard to see it unless under the right light but I got a small copper wire running under all that burn crap LOL |
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Success!
I ended up repairing the board. It was such a mess everything was shorted with ground. I had to use isolated wire I had from a macbook air display cable. soldered everything together and tested with my multimeter - no more short. Plugged it in and everything works. doesn't look pretty but it works (and gets covered by plastics anyways) The line was so badly burnt that I could actually fit the wire in it with no problems. I glued it down with some acrylic compound for boards and everything worked out great.. Sorry I forgot to take pics. |
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Interesting. Any idea what failed initially to cause this? A trace partially fail, and then the remaining trace overheated and burned due to the increased current concentration???
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