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Introduction |
| '''WARNING! This guide involves working with high voltage equipment. Use your head, and don't try this if you're squeamish of high voltage! I am not responsible for injury or death! Also, do not use this as a professional fix. It's not a proper solution to the problem. You need to replace the switch to do this correctly.''' | | '''This should not be a client fix solution, either. I intend it to be for if you work on the receiver for future diagnostic work OR if you get it because of this stupid issue. If it's a critical component do not try this.''' | | '''Disclaimer: I intend this to be a temporary repair, at best. This is probably not going to last as long as you want it to in certain cases, and in some cases the switch may even be beyond help. I can not and will not warrant this solution to the problem. This did work for me on this example, but it isn't go to save every single example of this problem. In other words, if the switch was abused then you should just replace the board. It's not going to last, but if you have a non abused unit, this may do it.''' |
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