I do not know what it does but yes you can repair it.
Measure the width of the track.
Go on eBay enter copper track and you can purchase the correct size..
Clean the damage track back to near the plastisized coating. Gently scrape the copper track so you have clean copper. Stick on the new track then solder the joint of the old and new track.
nicq wrote:I do not know what it does but yes you can repair it.
Measure the width of the track.
Go on eBay enter copper track and you can purchase the correct size..
Clean the damage track back to near the plastisized coating. Gently scrape the copper track so you have clean copper. Stick on the new track then solder the joint of the old and new track.
I tried this once and the soldering iron kept on melting the surrounding plastic. How do you heat it up enough to melt the solder and copper but not destroy everything else? Lol