I burned up my R4b24 point last night

[osuchamp02]

Last night I was trying to reposition the CR to make room in the case for 2 80mm replacement fans. In the process I pulled the attached wire off of the R4B24 point. I tried soldering it back on but it was a pain and burned up my point. I ran a new wire to the alternate point on the back of the board as described but when I went to boot it up I get 0 response. Using a mulitmeter I tested the the R4B24 pad on the left to the resister. I get a beep. I set the mulitimeter to 20k and using the same points I am getting 8.5. I have read this forum from page 1-8 http://www.xecuter.com/forums/showthread.php?t=74992 but I’m still not sure what to do to fix this. I tried posting a reply asking help in the forum but I guess I’m too new and want to keep me in newbie land. Are the results from the test good or bad? Do I need to replace the resister or just the jumpwire?

 

[BL4K3Y]

You can give this a shot, solder from the side of the resistor to the trace.

The original STBY_CLK point must be repaired before the console will boot.

 

[osuchamp02]

Thanks so much for the quick reply. I'm now off to the shack for a fiber pen. I'll update you all with the progress soon.

 

[J2G]

if your any good with a fiber pen and soldering iron same idea but neater

 

[litnin]

Can i add that if your going to do any more consoles i would suggest using the Alt point on the underside of the board. Much easier and safer.

 

[Krafter]

Can i add that if your going to do any more consoles i would suggest using the Alt point on the underside of the board. Much easier and safer.

The damage done still needs to be repaired.