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I have. Did you test the traces of the big capacitors on the driver board? The feedthroughs usually get damaged because of the weight of the capacitors, being the size and how far they stick out from the board.
You can run wires on the backside of the board.
Here is one thread showing how GOV got around the bad feedthroughs. I know there is another repair thread I helped with the exact same issue and I cannot locate it right now.
I have in the past, used solder wick in the feedthroughs by soldering the traces on the top and bottom side of the board so you really could not notice the repair. Running a wire is an option, but easily noticeable if once you turn over the board.
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