sonci
Well-Known Member
Guys, I think I found it..
It seems so easy now, but the problem was hiding under a thick cable soldered on the pcb.
A pcb trace had literally exploded..
I'm going to check now the daughter card connected to the broken trace, but I think this is the culprit. What do you think is the best way to correct it? Can I use a solid core copper cable from an ethernet Lan to connect the pins, or I should solder the pcb trace?
Also what tool do you recommend to unscrew transistors from the heatsink? In the manual they mention a curved screwdriver but I haven't found any small enough to fit the space..
It seems so easy now, but the problem was hiding under a thick cable soldered on the pcb.
A pcb trace had literally exploded..
I'm going to check now the daughter card connected to the broken trace, but I think this is the culprit. What do you think is the best way to correct it? Can I use a solid core copper cable from an ethernet Lan to connect the pins, or I should solder the pcb trace?
Also what tool do you recommend to unscrew transistors from the heatsink? In the manual they mention a curved screwdriver but I haven't found any small enough to fit the space..