I have experienced a couple of solder pads lifting up on me and they essentially got destroyed. Why is another story, I think, so here I will just ask if I am taking the right approach to dealing with the situation.
On the first on in the picture, I just stretched one lead up to the next good solder joint on the tracing.
On the second one, it was so far away that I could only use a wire. I have some wire that is solid, tinned, and insulated 20-gauge. The current at this point of the circuit will be very low because it is the first stage of a stereo amplifier.
What do you think? It seems like trying to fix the pads themselves would be way too hard and/or impossible.
On the first on in the picture, I just stretched one lead up to the next good solder joint on the tracing.
On the second one, it was so far away that I could only use a wire. I have some wire that is solid, tinned, and insulated 20-gauge. The current at this point of the circuit will be very low because it is the first stage of a stereo amplifier.
What do you think? It seems like trying to fix the pads themselves would be way too hard and/or impossible.
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