Diode solder pad
Totally fixable. You’re in the right place 👍 Mind starting a thread and adding a picture?
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Unknown User•2y ago
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Great pic! You’re in good shape. Here’s what I recommend: wait until you solder your switch (or socket, if hotswap) in, and then jump as shown in red with a snipped diode leg.
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Once that connection is made, the switch will work 👍
Unknown User•2y ago
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No prob! Feel free to ping on this thread when you get there. Overall totally salvageable!
Unknown User•2y ago
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What’s your soldering setup look like? Something isn’t right. Your joints look cold, and you shouldn’t be losing so many pads.
Unknown User•2y ago
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Awesome. You read my mind. If you’re having issues with the solder leaded is the way to go. I would recommend cleaning all of the joints in that area with rubbing alcohol or acetone, and then adding leaded solder to each joint carefully, just to be sure.