Fudd
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was doing a cap kit on a wg7203 and the pad under the cap pulled up where one of the legs go thru. How do i fix this in order to get it soldered in place? as of now there is no pad and the solder wont stick at all.
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not to derail like a prick, but I have a similar problem with the remote board for one of my U5000's. I've manipulated caps to work in these scenarios, but how do you do it with pots? I tried the jumper wire approach (stripped insulator off and just tinned into a solid wire and fed through the holes) and I couldn't get it to work right.
I'd say solder direct to the pins on the edge, but what does that do for the 2 traces that are inline? (I believe one of these is the ground)
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not to derail like a prick, but I have a similar problem with the remote board for one of my U5000's. I've manipulated caps to work in these scenarios, but how do you do it with pots? I tried the jumper wire approach (stripped insulator off and just tinned into a solid wire and fed through the holes) and I couldn't get it to work right.
I'd say solder direct to the pins on the edge, but what does that do for the 2 traces that are inline? (I believe one of these is the ground)
I think I have another sticky topic idea.![]()
if you were closer i would just fix it for ya lol