1 I have removed the LED Driver but did I burn the component next to it?
I have removed the LED driver on my Macbook Air because it needed to be replaced do to water damage (actually it was honey/syrup salad dressing).
I used a hot air station to remove the driver. Worked great and it came right off but I am worried that I ruined the component next to it on the left (U3210)
I have attached a picture. Here you can see that U3210 has brown gunk around it. This was sizzling and bubbling when I was removing the driver for backlight. Is this maybe just the sugar that was coming off (from the syrupy dressing)? Does this need to be replaced? How can I tell? Any input here would be helpful
After removing the driver, I wicked the pads and removed the excess junk with alcohol. Does this look decent? I am afraid that I ripped a pad off?
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@oldturkey03 What's your thoughts
- de Ryan Smith
@rymiff try to clan the board some more. Either use some isopropyl alcohol and a soft brush or maybe you can get an ultrasonic cleaning done. Can you post another image just zoomed in a bit more? I assume your board is a 820-00165
- de oldturkey03
@oldturkey03 Yes my board is 820-00165. I will attach a better picture shortly. Is it normal for an adjacent component to excrete moisture when heating another component? I will get in there and clean it up more. I originally used a q tip and alcohol and brown (rust like) liquid came up on the Q tip. Would it be possible that I melded the solder on U3210 and if so, does that mean it would have to be replaced? I will notify as soon as I post another picture in the original post
- de Ryan