Ouch! So while the fuse blew, it punched a sizable hole into the PCB!
It does look like the surface traces are damaged and likely the inners ones as well. You’ll need to check the inner traces so see if you can patch things up besides replacing the damaged components.
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Is it possible this got some kind kinetic force from a projectile? This look like to much damage from a fuse alone, what does the other side look like?
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Is it possible this got some kind kinetic force from a projectile? This looks like to much damage from a blown fuse alone, what does the other side look like?
Ouch! So while the fuse blew, it punched a sizable hole into the PCB!
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It does look like the surface traces are damaged and likely the inners ones as well. You’ll need to check the inner traces so see if you can patch things up besides replacing the damaged components. Is it possible this got some kind kinetic force from a projectile? This look like to much damage from a fuse alone, what does the other side look like?
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It does look like the surface traces are damaged and likely the inners ones as well. You’ll need to check the inner traces so see if you can patch things up besides replacing the damaged components.
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Is it possible this got some kind kinetic force from a projectile? This look like to much damage from a fuse alone, what does the other side look like?
Ouch! So while the fuse blew, it punched a sizable hole into the PCB!
It does look like the surface traces are damaged and likely the inners ones as well. You’ll need to check the inner traces so see if you can patch things up besides replacing the damaged components. Is it possible this got some kind kinetic force from a projectile? This look like to much damage from a fuse alone, what does the other side look like?