Metallica (Pro)
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I may be wrong but that q15 only seems to have connections on the bottom side. So you could easily try using a vacuum pen to clear the solder out of the theee holes, and then simply put a new transistor in and solder it cleanly from the bottom. The pads may be somewhat raised but it looks like you’ll get a good solid connection with a careful hand.
Quoted from Sinistarrett:Thanks Markharris2000 if thats the case then there is still hope. Not sure I want to risk further damage but will take a look and see if thats still an option.
I think there is a guy last name “Heber” that can fix the board it if you get in a real jam. Search for him here on the Forum.
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