Hello!
This is my first post to this forum, so hopefully I'm not asking too much here. I purchased an open box JBL Charge Bluetooth speaker. It's a great speaker, but the control panel on the top unit was having some issues. The power LEDs weren't working properly, so I took it out and attempted to repair it, but I was in a hurry and wasn't using the best tools at the time. I tried to fix the solder joint on one of the very small SMD capacitors, but it got stuck to the tip of the soldering iron and got burnt up and then lost. I've since then tried to put another cap in it's place, but I didn't get the parts to sit properly and now the circuit seems to be completely dead, then I had a pin bend on the ribbon cable. It should be an easy repair but I don't know the values or how I could bypass the damaged circuit. I need to either figure out how to repair the board or at least find a way to hack/bodge in a new circuit. CAN ANYONE HELP ME PLEASE!? I've done multiple searches on Google and here and I've found NO info on this circuit. I've started to scrape the paint off of the board in order to find the traces, but I'm not confident that it will help me with my limited knowledge.
This is my first post to this forum, so hopefully I'm not asking too much here. I purchased an open box JBL Charge Bluetooth speaker. It's a great speaker, but the control panel on the top unit was having some issues. The power LEDs weren't working properly, so I took it out and attempted to repair it, but I was in a hurry and wasn't using the best tools at the time. I tried to fix the solder joint on one of the very small SMD capacitors, but it got stuck to the tip of the soldering iron and got burnt up and then lost. I've since then tried to put another cap in it's place, but I didn't get the parts to sit properly and now the circuit seems to be completely dead, then I had a pin bend on the ribbon cable. It should be an easy repair but I don't know the values or how I could bypass the damaged circuit. I need to either figure out how to repair the board or at least find a way to hack/bodge in a new circuit. CAN ANYONE HELP ME PLEASE!? I've done multiple searches on Google and here and I've found NO info on this circuit. I've started to scrape the paint off of the board in order to find the traces, but I'm not confident that it will help me with my limited knowledge.
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