smiba
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Currently working on a 820-3536 which doesn't boot at all (No fan spin, green light then turns orange) and I've noticed that one of those pins that ground the casing have been knocked over. This exposes some of the traces in the board but I don't think there are any broken connections.
Picture:https://i.imgur.com/GFpcouU.jpg & https://i.imgur.com/LJFhL3S.jpg
The few metal things that are stuck on the pin all seem to be connected to the pin itself, which if it was still on the board would probably just connect the pin to those pads/holes?
I think it should be alright, but I just wanted to make sure this is not the reason why the board would be non-functional. I rather don't want to spent hours of time just to realise its fucked
Thanks!
Picture:https://i.imgur.com/GFpcouU.jpg & https://i.imgur.com/LJFhL3S.jpg
The few metal things that are stuck on the pin all seem to be connected to the pin itself, which if it was still on the board would probably just connect the pin to those pads/holes?
I think it should be alright, but I just wanted to make sure this is not the reason why the board would be non-functional. I rather don't want to spent hours of time just to realise its fucked
Thanks!