I bet the only solution to fix it, is to solder it again. Please check the copper traces, as there is still copper on the connector it self… If the traces are damaged you need to fix this first before you solder the connector to it first.
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I bet the only solution to fix it, is to solder it again. Please check the copper traces, as there is still copper on the connector it self… If the traces are damaged you need to fix this first before you solder the connector to it.
If you don’t have experience with soldering, you could check if there is a local repair store who can fix it for you.
I bet the only solution to fix it, is to solder it again. Please check the copper traces, as there is still copper on the connector it self… If the traces are damaged you need to fix this first before you solder the connector to it first.
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If you have no experience with soldering, you could check if there is a local repair store who can fix it for you.
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If you don’t have experience with soldering, you could check if there is a local repair store who can fix it for you.
Hi Joshua!
I bet the only solution to fix it, is to solder it again. Please check the copper traces, as there is still copper on the connector it self… If the traces are damaged you need to fix this first before you solder the connector to it first.
If you have no experience with soldering, you could check if there is a local repair store who can fix it for you.