Sorry for not responding sooner, Sadly you do appear to have a short as both the first and second images so overheated traces on the logic board. Clearly a big current traveled along the the traces where they have blistered up. So while you have at least one burnt component something deeper happened here. The traces will need to be checked and new lines patched in hopedfully you don’t have shorting across the traces or layers.
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Sorry for not responding sooner, Sadly you do appear to have a short as both the first and second images are overheated traces on the logic board. Clearly a large current traveled along the the traces where they have blistered up. So while you have at least one burnt component something deeper happened here. The traces will need to be checked and new lines patched in hopedfully you don’t have shorting across the traces or layers.
Sorry for not responding sooner, Sadly you do appear to have a short as both the first and second images so overheated traces on the logic board. Clearly a big current traveled along the the traces where they have blistered up. So while you have at least one burnt component something deeper happened here. The traces will need to be checked and new lines patched in hopedfully you don’t have shorting across the traces or layers.
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