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How do I resolder a ripped off wire to circuit board?

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Former Member over 11 years ago

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Hi, this is a small circuit board from inside a Pioneer S-Z460 speaker. As you can see in the picture, one of the wires has been ripped off. How can I resolder it without the copper solder area in place? I've tested the two other points at the red marking with the small copper sticking out from underneath the green paint, and it's a connection. Do you think those three are just the same? I'm new at this so please explain simple, thanks!

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  • mcb1
    mcb1 over 11 years ago in reply to michaelwylie +1
    The ripped pad looks like it connects to the pad below that the red circle is touching, there appears to be two components on the underside of the board that connect to the wire. This is just a convenient…
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    Former Member over 11 years ago

    Thanks guys!

    This accident happend because the board was glued with something more powerfull than hot glue, it felt like hard plastic. I was trying to take the board off and the ripped wire were 2-3 mm down inside this glue. I guess they used this kind of hot glue because of the vibration from the speakers.

    I'm certain this will work when I get time to resolder the cable.

    The speakers will be used for my arcade machine project this summer. Maybe i'll start a project blog here later on.

    Thanks again

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    Former Member over 11 years ago

    Thanks guys!

    This accident happend because the board was glued with something more powerfull than hot glue, it felt like hard plastic. I was trying to take the board off and the ripped wire were 2-3 mm down inside this glue. I guess they used this kind of hot glue because of the vibration from the speakers.

    I'm certain this will work when I get time to resolder the cable.

    The speakers will be used for my arcade machine project this summer. Maybe i'll start a project blog here later on.

    Thanks again

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    fvan over 11 years ago in reply to Former Member

    Please DO blog about it here, it sounds like an interesting project image

     

    Frederick

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