Should be repairable. Just bridge the gap with solder, or some solid 14-ga Cu wire if needed.
Next time, don't use so much force when removing a soldered component.
Topic: does this mean the repair job is over? avalon's PDU (Read 1245 times)
Looks like you yanked off some of the copper track or maybe even part of a via from the PCB. The PDU is simple so unless there is a short I think it could be repaired with bits of copper wire. You probably should ask someone else to do it, though.
ok
i am trying to desolder the atx power connector off the pdu as i've damaged it and when i looked at the atx plug i saw this
there's a small ring of copper or something around the pin.
i'm afraid it's the copper inside the mounting holes itself
does it mean it's totally gone case or i can continue?
based on the pinout and position of the pin, i guess it's the +3.3v pin.
i am trying to desolder the atx power connector off the pdu as i've damaged it and when i looked at the atx plug i saw this
there's a small ring of copper or something around the pin.
i'm afraid it's the copper inside the mounting holes itself
does it mean it's totally gone case or i can continue?
based on the pinout and position of the pin, i guess it's the +3.3v pin.
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