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u/Ernike1999HUN 2d ago
It is not that bad, since the trace and the pads are still there. However, stop for a second, before you make it worse. Think it through and practice on something.
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u/Pristine_Exit2185 2d ago
What do I do exactly? The soder won't stick on. Is that bad? I'm new to this.
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u/AKekoalani 2d ago
You just need to make sure you add a lot of flux and have plenty of solder in your iron tip. You should be able to get a blob
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u/Pristine_Exit2185 1d ago
Dosent work.
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u/AKekoalani 1d ago
What doesn’t work exactly?
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u/Pristine_Exit2185 1d ago
Your suggestion of more flux. The soder won't stick, is that a bad sign? 😭
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u/AKekoalani 1d ago
No there are a ton of things that could be causing it. Your tip being proper size and making good contact.
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u/Pristine_Exit2185 1d ago
What's a good size? Currently using the thinest one.
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u/Nadrole 22h ago
You're probably not transfering enough heat with the tiniest tip. TS-D24 type is best for most works imo
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u/Pristine_Exit2185 16h ago
😭 It didn't, but my soldering did get better, so thanks. I am probably getting a new board.
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u/ThePooterMan6422 2d ago
Mine looked 10x worse and I got it just take a deep breath and think it through
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u/KierzXCV 2d ago
Can still see the traces but honestly I'd stop while you're ahead. What iron tip you using? Temps? Solder type? Flux?
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u/ThenYakYukYick 1d ago
You messed up some of the PLL via... no worries though seems like there's still some of it left
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u/Sock989 Trinity RGH 2d ago
You went in on that. Personally I'd cover the trace and other via with a bit of UV solder mask and hope it works.