Damaged solder pads on R jtag board

[nimis]

Console Type: Falcon
NAND size: 16
Dashboard version: 2.0.16202
CB version: ?
Screenshot of NAND details from J-Runner:
have not reached that step
J-Runner log: NA
POST output from J-Runner (either POST_OUT monitor or RATER output):NA

updflash.bin log (if applicable):
Image of R-JTAG board:

Images of close-up soldering to motherboard:



sorry for the picture quality.

Description of problem: I cut the blue wire too short so I was going to exchange it with the green wire. When swapping them i accidently pulled off the "D" and "F" solder pads. any fix for this?

Was the console working before you started: Yes

 

[XMonsterModsX]

Your pictures are to blurry for us to see anything , Please upload better pictures. Your better off sending to a pro before you do anymore damage to it as soldering to those pads are simple.

 

[nimis]

Thanks for the quick reply. You are right, soldering those pads was very simple. The mistake I made could have been made by anybody (of any skill level) that did not know how fragile the pads are. I was checking to see if the board would be able to sit on top of my disk drive and accidentally put too much tension and the wire came free, pad and all. So now there is nothing to solder to. I circled the pads that were ripped free in the picture below.

 

[BL4K3Y]

Send the console to a pro.

Lifting pads is never good news, especially when the only alternates are pins on the IC.

 

[XMonsterModsX]

I wouldn't say any skill level. If there was a chance that I could rip a paid off then I wouldn't do it. Plus ive never ripped a pad of a coolrunner. I think the only was back when we did the mra hacks when. I first started

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[jery911]

I wouldn't say any skill level. If there was a chance that I could rip a paid off then I wouldn't do it. Plus ive never ripped a pad of a coolrunner. I think the only was back when we did the mra hacks when. I first started

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but you managed to pull two pads, i think its time for a pro to look at it.

 

[Martin C]

Thanks for the quick reply. You are right, soldering those pads was very simple. The mistake I made could have been made by anybody (of any skill level) that did not know how fragile the pads are. I was checking to see if the board would be able to sit on top of my disk drive and accidentally put too much tension and the wire came free, pad and all. So now there is nothing to solder to. I circled the pads that were ripped free in the picture below.


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They're not fragile. The problem is (as with most thing which require hardware modification) there are people who decide by themselves they don't need instruction or tuition for soldering and just jump in with both feet.

Your tools and technique are not suited for the job. Find someone locally to fix it all for you.