Over the past few days I've been restoring a pretty broken control box. Here's some of the "before" pictures:

The resistor above is fried
, connector X5 had snapped off, and underneath isn't much better:

2 of the tracks are totally burnt out
This control box hasn't had a great time
So firstly I've replaced the resistor with a nice new one and put in a new connector for X5:

And underneath, cut off the burnt trace and soldered some wire to bridge the gaps:

Next up I need to connect it to a battery/pod and see if it works...

The resistor above is fried


2 of the tracks are totally burnt out


So firstly I've replaced the resistor with a nice new one and put in a new connector for X5:

And underneath, cut off the burnt trace and soldered some wire to bridge the gaps:

Next up I need to connect it to a battery/pod and see if it works...
posted on: 09/08/2013 17:34:03