Last edited by xsaver; 10-08-2015 at 09:13 PM.
That is not what was implied. When soldering at the PWB level, whether the component is through hole or SMD, it is HUGELY important to protect the surrounding components from the heat. At the very minimum, any component that is on the same bus and near to where you are attempting your fix, has to have the heat sinked away. I'm probably right in assuming the iron you are using has no way of controlling the output temperature and without that, even attempting a board level repair is an exercise in futility. Replace the board.
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