Repairing PCB Trace

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Repairing PCB Trace Anonymous Sun Oct 20 19:39:37 2019 No.1702526 [Reply] [Original]

I've got an arcade PCB that the previous owner cut a 12v trace on for a mod he didn't finish, that I want to revert. What would be the best way to restore this trace? Given the size, could some flux do it, or would I want a conductor pen that can apply silver?

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 20 19:40:38 2019 No.1702528 To be clear, the cut trace is 6, next to the SNK logo on the connector.

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 20 20:39:01 2019 No.1702571 >>1702526 Best thread may be here: >>1698538 good luck!

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 20 20:48:08 2019 No.1702578 >>1702571 Thanks, I'll try there.

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 20 21:11:40 2019 No.1702591 >>1702526 Trace pen.

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 20 21:29:33 2019 No.1702597 >>1702526 I repair traces like that by carefully soldering a small section of 10 amp fuse wire across the cut in the trace. While it's probably not the nicest looking way to repair it, it's cheap, quick, and effective.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 21 04:50:45 2019 No.1702717 >>1702597 I second this. Ugly, but very stable fix.

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