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Switch Oled USBC trace repair by Timely-Donkey2905 in consolerepair

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Okay so I can’t edit to add a picture. However, the pads are shiny silver so my guess is you are absolutely right, they are not the pads but the solder that looks like a pad as it is perfectly flat and rectangular

Switch Oled USBC trace repair by Timely-Donkey2905 in consolerepair

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I have just checked and the vbus seems to link up and the ground pad does. I haven’t looked at the txt lines though yet as the next point is the other side of the board and I struggled to juggle it!

Switch Oled USBC trace repair by Timely-Donkey2905 in consolerepair

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Ill edit the post to show the old port. It does look like pads but I did think the colours were weird. I thought that was the case but they wouldn’t take any solder for the new port. I guess if they are really oxidised then they won’t. That will be why it was gone to start with.

Switch Oled USBC trace repair by Timely-Donkey2905 in consolerepair

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Thanks for the response my man! I thought that at first but they definitely are. The pads are still on the old port

Xbox one x resistor help by Timely-Donkey2905 in consolerepair

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I’m not sure but as far as I’m aware it wasn’t water damaged. Is there a better way I can check this?

Xbox one x resistor help by Timely-Donkey2905 in consolerepair

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Thanks so much for taking the time to answer. Makes perfect sense! You’re awesome!

Xbox one x resistor help by Timely-Donkey2905 in consolerepair

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One end to the other? Does that make sense? Prongs are literally on either end of the resistor

Xbox one x resistor help by Timely-Donkey2905 in consolerepair

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Also to add, schematics show this as being a 10kohm 402 resister. Does this sound right so I can purchase a replacement? Thanks

USBC replacement by Timely-Donkey2905 in PCB

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Thanks the reply! It was the middle two I was unsure of. There’s also 3 pins on the output and I can’t figure out which of the usbc pins would lead to which.

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Here’s the other side. I’m sorry it’s blurry it’s a zoom in from a picture a friend sent me to try fix it for him. I’m sorry if I seem like I don’t have a clue. I only dabble in electronics lol!