pookdolie
Permanently Banned for excessive trolling.
So, here's the scenario (I might be able to take a picture later). Tech 101 here...
I've got a small plug, roughly the width of a dime, which plugs into a PCB for the spinner in a poker machine. One of the small wires going into the plug has yanked out.
I'm trying to get that wire to go back in there, and stay. What's the best way to do this? I could try soldering it back in, but the wire is tiny, the little metal clasp inside the plug where it came out is tiny, and the clasp is recessed inside the plug, so I'd melt the plastic, right?
I've got a small plug, roughly the width of a dime, which plugs into a PCB for the spinner in a poker machine. One of the small wires going into the plug has yanked out.
I'm trying to get that wire to go back in there, and stay. What's the best way to do this? I could try soldering it back in, but the wire is tiny, the little metal clasp inside the plug where it came out is tiny, and the clasp is recessed inside the plug, so I'd melt the plastic, right?