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couple of repair questions......

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by Pasyngr » Sun May 14, 2006 10:04 pm

Thanx Ryan, I thought I was on the right track, just wanted to make sure

by Ryan from Ohio » Sat May 13, 2006 5:24 am

Glue: Use super glue

Board: Goto Radio Shack. They have a "pen" with conductive ink. Scrape away the coatng over that trace and draw a new one on. Or you can smply put a spot of solder on it.

I have repaired circuits before by using solder or even a jumper wire from the initial connector to the first componet in the circuit.

couple of repair questions......

by Pasyngr » Sat May 13, 2006 12:58 am

1) what kind of glue should I use to replace a sub dust cap, and is there anything I should be aware of when I do this 2) I have a rockford 800.1 and it wont power up, when I checked it out I found that the rem turnon lead is severed on the circut board. Can I just solder it back together? and as above is therer anthing I need to know about ding this?

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