I just replace a board if it is going to be cheaper. It doesn't bother me if a machine I am looking at has new boards that aren't original, but it does bother some collectors.
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Quoted from DrAzzy:Wrong order.
Use old board to learn board repair, order a new one if you screw up. Machine isn't working anyway, so it's not like you're risking breaking your machine without a part to replace it with.
I own pins to play, not to sit broken while I try an learn new skills. If $80 on new parts is a major investment, you should be looking at another hobby.
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