Crap Crap Crap! What do I do: Damaged Board

[Kaze]

I recently bought these and and hadn't had a chance to sit down and look at it, but now that i have one of the boards has a serious issue... I noticed that the solder at the negative power of the board seemd a bit loose, so I looked at it more and it seems like the contact is stripping. i know this isn't good but i think it might still work, am I need of some advice, I was thinking of maybe wiring it all up and testing it to see where this is gonna go and if it works heatshrinking or electric taping it down.

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Thanks for any help.

[WhiteMKIV]

Send it to me! Ill fix it with my sick *** soldering skills :p

[Kaze]

-_- seriously, if it would be fixed with solder i wouldn't be posting....

[WhiteMKIV]

-_- seriously, if it would be fixed with solder i wouldn't be posting....

NO BALLS! lol j.k zip tie it! hot glue! nothing permanant

[2wdpancar]

NO BALLS! lol j.k zip tie it! hot glue! nothing permanant

You cannot expect a ripped pad to work like that again. You have to scrape away green off the traces, locate a trace that connects to the - input pad (the one that ripped), and solder the wire to that. Or, clue the pad to the board, and solder the pad to a scraped trace. Either way works, you just have to locate the right trace/ traces.