Lifted the resisters C3E2 , C3E3 , C3E7

[98transamman]

• Console Type:Trinity
• Programmer Used: JRP v2.0
• NAND Size: 16
• Dashboard version: e.g 2.0.16747

Hey guys this is a trinity motherboard from a gears of war 3 xbox. It worked perfectly fine but my brother wanted me to pull out the slim proto to put in the new cr4. When I desoldered the wires I had to pry up a little with a flathead because the chip was stuck to the motherboard from the sticker on the bottom. It ripped off the little resisters and I wasn't sure if I was able to just bridge some solder on the points because I know some of the resisters are 0. Does anyone know?

http://postimg.org/image/i98qaoapb/

 

[nofeloniesyet]

• Console Type:Trinity
• Programmer Used: JRP v2.0
• NAND Size: 16
• Dashboard version: e.g 2.0.16747

Hey guys this is a trinity motherboard from a gears of war 3 xbox. It worked perfectly fine but my brother wanted me to pull out the slim proto to put in the new cr4. When I desoldered the wires I had to pry up a little with a flathead because the chip was stuck to the motherboard from the sticker on the bottom. It ripped off the little resisters and I wasn't sure if I was able to just bridge some solder on the points because I know some of the resisters are 0. Does anyone know?

http://postimg.org/image/i98qaoapb/

those are capacitors and will be needed.not sure values not got a board to check on me atm.

 

[GeekHeat]

Not that it helps, but why swap out a slim proto wen u shud be getting great boot times with it anyway.

 

[98transamman]

It wasn't getting that good of boot times and he wanted to try the new cr4 and now I feel like a turd because it ripped those off. So should I send it to someone to get fixed?

 

[stucknvegas]

In the future apply mild heat under the chip and the lifts of really easy

 

[Nadles]

It wasn't getting that good of boot times and he wanted to try the new cr4 and now I feel like a turd because it ripped those off. So should I send it to someone to get fixed?

Send it off before you get yourself into more trouble that isn't reversible. That's what I would suggest anyway.

 

[hersheys247]

Those caps should still be stuck to the bottom of the pad, resolder them

 

[joshypoo]

hopefully he has not damaged the pads otherwise it will be more then just putting the resistors back. but from the pic it looks like it should be ok.