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Originally Posted by red-beard
I can't tell from the picture which solder joints are the issue. If the flat copper trace is continous, the solder can touch. If the solder runs across the board to another trace, there is the doo-doo.
Oh, and make sure the new relay isn't fried into the on position, from the connectors being hooked up wrong. I've seen things like that before, and worse...
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I know, sorry bout the pic.
The main question to me is the upside down "L" trace. There's the printed "L" trace, and then there's the solder trace down the middle of it, with no resin. All the contacts inside the trace have continuity with each other, so I don't understand what the whole "additional" solder trace thing is about.
The "brand new relay" he soldered in represents the 8 points on the bottom of that picture, many near that 'solder trace', which he goobered and kind of re-connected with a new line of solder.
Thanks!