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How to repair a PCB Trace?
Have a damaged trace on a PCB, then see how to repair it.

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  • Not the ideal solution, especially when you have tracks very close to each other.

  • @cumesoftware you are correct.

  • Know where I could order one of these pens online? My keyboard had beer spilled on it on my birthday and they've since discontinued the model I have

  • @JessikaTasha mcmelectronics dotcom

  • It would be a good idea to clean the area from flux residues with isopropyl alcohol before applying the silver based compound.

  • @FearTriX Excellent comment! Thanks.

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  • i think its could be better to cover the board with 2 parallel tapes outlining just the damaged circuit line ...then applying the pen ..

    then removing the tapes ..

    leaves a clean straight line .

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  • or to save a lot of time take a .22 gage wire and jumper the trace. strip off abt 1/4" of insulation then "tin" the wire then snip it shorter so not to short with another contact, then just soder that wire from one side of the broken trace ie a restor leg or an IC or cap (where the broken trace meets the componet) then do the same on the other side.

  • @javapda - Thanks a lot

  • The one from JessikaTasha is from me, accidentally left my girlfriend signed in, if someone replies, do so to this account please.

  • You could put electro isolation tape around the spot you are trying to restore so only the target area would be contaminated with the conductor.

    Im braking my head with a graffic card pcb, its so tiny im gona die xd

  • use tape to mask off the area around the trace. Two pieces of tape close to each other will make the thin straight line you're after

  • i use the pen all times it works fine for me, just one tiny tip. it's good idea to bake it or hot air it so it lasts longer.

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