Trying to repair a botched repair job. The caps were removed off the board and wires put in place, unsure quite why. Several of the led fuse indicators were off and the fuses were good. The solder joints were questionable and I had to cut the caps off to test anyhow so I unsoldered the wires and this is what is left. Looks like either the solder attempt burned up some of the exposed trace on some or there was an attempt to remove some of the cover and use the trace further down. I'm far from an expert but what it looks like is that one connection is on each side of the board, ok. So if the trace is completely gone on that side (which I don't think any are COMPletely gone) is it a workable fix to remove some of the cover over the trace a bit further down and solder to that? I recall some remover that does that or maybe you can scrape it away (which is possibly what has already been done)?
I am not worried about this board too much, available and I was going to grab one anyhow since I don't know if anything else is wrong. You can see the dark area around the 3 resistors adjacent, not sure if that is pending issue or already repaired. I assume them getting that hot isn't normal.
As an aside, this is my first time testing caps. The cap test mode on my meter was weird... the readout would "stutter" and only show values once in a while. I was unsure if the readings were accurate. I used the voltage test and only some of the caps would hold voltage so that seems enough to me to start with that issue and replace them all, resolder them properly and see where that goes.
Any thoughts to guide a novice repair hack?