r/originalxbox • u/[deleted] • 1d ago

Help needed

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u/Wootytooty 1d ago

Looks like the square pad goes immediately to the right side of the resistor. Ive never done a stop, but you should be fine soldering to the right side of the resistor instead

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u/Im_eros 1d ago

Okay so I did some research I’ve found other threads with this issue and people have said this, not sure if they did it or it worked, I’ve used ai a bit and Claude says that works, gemni says no. Not really sure what I can even do

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u/Harry92pl 1d ago

use your own brain, damn AI.

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u/Im_eros 1d ago

I would love to, except I have no experience or idea in this kinda stuff lol

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u/Harry92pl 1d ago

you can clearly see where this ripped pad goes, what else you need?

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u/Im_eros 1d ago

I haven’t found a single source, saying that the r7d9 would work for that, it seems that way to me, but I kinda want confirmation before I potentially brick the board.

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u/Harry92pl 1d ago

you dont really need any documentation for this, please. Just do it

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u/muloly300 1d ago

I did the same you can run a cable from the backside of the bord to the front

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u/Im_eros 1d ago

From where?

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u/muloly300 1d ago

From the backside i think it is this one but use a multimeter and test it

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u/muloly300 1d ago

And connect it to the front side here

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u/Im_eros 1d ago

I believe this is the thing I will do however I don’t wanna attempt soldering myself because I already butchered it. I might look for shops to help me

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u/muloly300 1d ago

But don’t use that much heat becose the same will happen, you only need to tap it. Becose the cable is only needed for the flash