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Broke something (a component like resistor or capacitator) when upgrading Mac Mini
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<blockquote data-quote="Gefagahaga" data-source="post: 1212104" data-attributes="member: 196806"><p>Wish I had a better camera, will try taking a couple of close up pics later.</p><p></p><p>Someone told me that these are probably something in Swedish called avkopplingskondensator, which can be translated as "decoupling" condenser/capacitors, hope you guys understand what that means (I don't). He said that they probably are 0.1uF.</p><p></p><p>Whats the worst case scenario if I successfully get it soldered back on but it doesnt "connect", i.e. the leads are damaged. Will the board suffer electrical damage or is it relatively safe to try?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Gefagahaga, post: 1212104, member: 196806"] Wish I had a better camera, will try taking a couple of close up pics later. Someone told me that these are probably something in Swedish called avkopplingskondensator, which can be translated as "decoupling" condenser/capacitors, hope you guys understand what that means (I don't). He said that they probably are 0.1uF. Whats the worst case scenario if I successfully get it soldered back on but it doesnt "connect", i.e. the leads are damaged. Will the board suffer electrical damage or is it relatively safe to try? [/QUOTE]
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Broke something (a component like resistor or capacitator) when upgrading Mac Mini
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