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Repairing A4000 motherboard
« on: May 20, 2007, 03:25:56 AM »
I have an A4000 motherboard that is not working. Even with minimal attachments I get no video display at all from it. The keyboard caps lock light is switchable, hard drives spin up. Tried reattaching CPU card, ROM's and all other parts that are removable/refittable. The power LED stays dim, and does not "flash" or become bright at all. There is acid damage around the battery area - the likely cause. Once cleaned off, is it safe to just use a multimeter to check for incomplete traces, and simply solder replacement wires in their place? Am I likely to damage the board further by the use of the multimeter? Any other checks to try before repairing the traces?