2poor2tune

ok im gonna try to explain this the best i can but i do suck at explaining things so sorry.

ok so in the picture above is my ecu with the socket chip in it al soldered up. the only problem is when i was desoldering the board i guess i rippid 2 of the little wire lines or whatever they are called up and now i have to wires just chillin in my ecu. i have a good idea of where they are sapppoesed to be. one of them goes to the hole on the top row second one oever. and the other goes threw the top row. holes 3 and 4 and then goes strait down for the second one over on the bottom row. if there is any way i can fix this please let me know and thanks for any of the help in advance.

2poor2tune

NNBD

just take some thin wire (0.20mm2) or something like that and just connect the 2 points. No problem....fixed many printplates this way

DrSeuss

find two points on the board where you can solder to and as NNBD says, just run some thin wire.

You'll find alot of commercial PCB's use this to get around bug fix's after a production run. Next time, be careful desoldering the board, too much heat causes what you've done. So work faster!

NNBD

or just set your iron at a lower temp... But indeed, a piece of wire will do fine. fine stiff wire will do the job the easiest

2poor2tune

ok thanks ill try it and it should be no problem. thanks again.