R1R1 repair lifted pad

[Menethoran]

Hey guys, I lifted the pad under R1R1.. Is there a tracefix that anyone knows?

Strike that... I dont think it lifted... Pics attached.


Which makes me wonder.. why wouldnt it boot with R1R1 removed? It booted 10 seconds before I removed it.. and its the only thing that I did.

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[Menethoran]

Does anyone know if I can simply bridge the pads without damaging anything? Or does anyone have one of the 1k resistors that goes there? (My iron ate the one that was on there).

 

[john mathews]

i believe its a 33ohm resister I don't think its a good Ideal to leave it bridged longterm but u could try it/u still have resistor if so solder it back on/ I believe u have to run wire to that point and groun the other end but I could be wrong lets see what others say

 

[jekdyell]

i believe its a 33ohm resister I don't think its a good Ideal to leave it bridged longterm but u could try it/u still have resistor if so solder it back on/ I believe u have to run wire to that point and groun the other end but I could be wrong lets see what others say

The R1R1 is 1k not 33ohms.

OP you can leave the R1R1 off if you don't have a replacement 0402 1k smd resistor.

 

[Krafter]

i believe its a 33ohm resister I don't think its a good Ideal to leave it bridged longterm but u could try it/u still have resistor if so solder it back on/ I believe u have to run wire to that point and groun the other end but I could be wrong lets see what others say

VERY BAD ADVICE!! Don't ever bridge a resistor! Resistors limit current. If the component draws to much current then it can cause severe damage

 

[Antalpromille]

VERY BAD ADVICE!! Don't ever bridge a resistor! Resistors limit current. If the component draws to much current then it can cause severe damage

That's the John mathews we know!

 

[Menethoran]

I no longer have the resistor... Ive got to check other connections, it doesnt seem like that resistor missing should in any way stop the console from powering on...

 

[jligg]

i believe its a 33ohm resister I don't think its a good Ideal to leave it bridged longterm but u could try it/u still have resistor if so solder it back on/ I believe u have to run wire to that point and groun the other end but I could be wrong lets see what others say

Dam bud you cant be posting sh*t like this. Ive seen you multiple times offer advice that can damage peoples consoles. Please stick to makeing your own help threads and stop trying to help people

 

[frayed]

Warning

i believe its a 33ohm resister I don't think its a good Ideal to leave it bridged longterm but u could try it/u still have resistor if so solder it back on/ I believe u have to run wire to that point and groun the other end but I could be wrong lets see what others say

one thing we know for sure is NEVER take the advice from john mathews

 

[Menethoran]

So, DON'T take frayed's advice?