You can route these on bottom side by hand

 

I suddenly have a problem I don't know what means.



Something is wrong with the GND connection to C8 and C7. I can't see what it is?

 

Pad 2 of C7 appears to be ground. If you do your pour, does that error disappear? Does the pour connect to it?

 

The DRC refilles all zones everytime I Run DRC and it doesnt make any difference. It should be connected to GND pour.
Otherwise U3p1 and others shouldnt either.

 

 

Possibly out of range of the GND plane when pour created?
Max.

 

Does it look connected with the pour? Are you using "thermals." If so, that's a sure way to check. Can you check the properties of that pad? Also, but probably not in this case, some devices have multiple ground pads that don't all need to be connected. That can also give that error.

Can you snip a picture of that section with the pour?

 

 

It looks alright doesnt it?

 

It looks isolated to me. Unable to complete the pour!
Max.

 

Is this an airwire? (blue line touches it)


My theory is that some of the fill areas (apparently just 2) are not connected to each other or to the main fill. Sometimes referred to as "islands" or "orphans." They may fill, as they are still "GND," but the error indicates two airwires present.

 

Try completing it on the back side just for a test.
Max.

 

Yes it is airwires.

So it is islands or isolated pour with no connection to ground.

 

Yes it is airwires.

So it is islands or isolated pour with no connection to ground.

Yes.

 

 

There you go!

 

It helped. I just cant see where it is not connected.

Can I make a track from the island to "solid ground" somehow? to avoid connecting to a gnd pin.

 

Please show the whole pour. There may be a simpler fix.

 

 

Cross posted. One solution to islands is to decrease "separation" (may be called clearance too) or width of the routing used for the pour polygon. The polygon for a pour is filled by lots of thin tracks. You can't see them, but if you make them to narrow (e.g., 0 width) your board house will probably complain. What setting in KiCad controls that and what do you have it set to?