STBY_CLK slim need repair in london

[trippy86]

hi

damaged a slim on the STBY_CLK while using QSB

eject and power buttons make sounds but front leds and fan do not run

in east london, can anyone repair this for me? i can post if required

cheers

 

[n1ght0wl]

post a close up picture of the damaged points

 

[trippy86]

im just getting the pic sorted now, try and get one close in as possilbe. gimme a few mins

 

[trippy86]

best i could do, the soldering looks awful but this was when i was trying to figure out wtf was wrong. hope there is still hope for a fix

thx

 

[n1ght0wl]

have you noticed the bridged solder around the J2C3 area. have you powered the console on with it like that ? it seems the trace is still there for the STBY_CLK point and can easily be done yourself

 

[trippy86]

really? ill quickly check and try. gimme 10 mins

---------- Post added at 06:10 ---------- Previous post was at 06:07 ----------

oh sorry, that happened after i took the QSB off. ill remove the solder but i dont think any difference as it was having the same problem with the QSB correctly installed. be back in 5

 

[MODCUS]

also swap around that area with a cotton bud or two, clean it up a bit so theres no flux left over. You'll be able to see whats wrong alot easier

 

[trippy86]

thx for that too ill give it a rub with a cotton bud, should i use anything to clean it with?
back in 5

 

[MODCUS]

but i dont think any difference as it was having the same problem with the QSB correctly installed. be back in 5

the QSB doesnt short those two points, its not ment to short anything, it just makes it easier to work with once installed. Put a little flux down, put your iron to the solder shorting them, let it melt back to the holes seperatly.

---------- Post added at 13:14 ---------- Previous post was at 13:13 ----------

thx for that too ill give it a rub with a cotton bud, should i use anything to clean it with?
back in 5

Naaa no need to clean it with anything, you could use some sort of rubbing alcohol but that doesnt matter too bad.

 

[n1ght0wl]

to repair that trace is a 2 minute job

 

[trippy86]

points seperated fine, just giving it a clean then ill turn it on and see
cheer

---------- Post added at 06:19 ---------- Previous post was at 06:16 ----------

if you can help that would be great, try to clean the area with a cotton bud but have no alcohol and much coming off

 

[Martin C]

Get someone to fix as originally asked - right now it's an easy fix (either trace repair or trace and resistor replacement).

 

[n1ght0wl]

Get someone to fix as originally asked - right now it's an easy fix (either trace repair or trace and resistor replacement).

a simple trace repair will work and a 2 minute job

 

[MODCUS]

if you can help that would be great, try to clean the area with a cotton bud but have no alcohol and much coming off

DOnt worry if you cant get it all off, its just to clean it up so you can work easier.

 

[trippy86]

never done a trace repair before. whats your fee for carrying out this repair for me

 

[n1ght0wl]

if your local to me i will do it for nothing, south/east london

 

[trippy86]

ill pm you

---------- Post added at 06:37 ---------- Previous post was at 06:37 ----------

heres a vid of what is happening when i turn on the 360

[ame]http://youtu.be/X6haN3uo6_k[/ame]

 

[trippy86]

keeping options open as i need to get this repaired asap. anyone able to do a repair for me?

thx

 

[MODCUS]

heres what to do. http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/233/editedfix.jpg/
also as your coolrunner isnt solderer on, your xbox wont boot to normal dash if your .ecc file is writen to nand.

 

[MODCUS]

any luck?