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Quoted from Darkslide632:Alright, so, can someone talk the newb through the process?
If you mean the check it with a meter process: Put the meter in diode/continuity mode. Touch the probes together and you will get a beep or a zero reading on the meter. Now put the probes on each side of the trace and see if the same thing happens. See the following article.
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