When replacing a component on my DJM450 (DJ Mixer) I stupidly cracked a small part of the PCB. Now, in terms of effect for me, it's minimal but very annoying.
I want to repair it, if possible.
Every video, walkthrough, etc I have seen has not addressed the PCB as I understand it in these photos.
So, does anyone have a guide or advice? Is it worth attempting the repair considering that I have a workaround if I have to?
Most of the videos I have seen have done the work between the "lines". Where as, if I am correct, I would need to repair/ solder the actual copper "lines". Am I mistaken?
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Edit: For clarity before I close;
- It's a DJM-450
- It's only got design/ "lines" on one side of the board (the side you can see)
What I did;
- Scraped back the coating on the board
- Soldered the "lines" using small solder (clamped the board and had someone hold a light for me!)
- Did a quick test to ensure it was working
- Using epoxy on the other side, sealed the board
- Tested working again and screwed back in place.
Thank you all.