I am a moron, Repeat. I am a moron. (Need part)

Frito · #1 26-03-2004, 12:40

Okay, while soldering in some wires I managed to desolder/move a resistor. Not a big deal, Happens sometimes when I'm working on video cards. But, after I take it off to inspect it, (I wanted to make sure I didn't damage it.) I dropped it, and the carpet ate it. The goddamned carpet swallowed it. I've spent 3 hours with tweezers under my work area and all I've found is that I drop a lot of solder on the ground.

Anyway, here's the exact part.

Can anyone either:
A)
Gimme the details on this so I can find a replacement.

B) Sell me one.

Thanks.

Feel free to mock me as I'm still banging my head into my desk.

seaneyb2003 · #2 26-03-2004, 14:36

contact spedmetal or netmech

datsun1200 · #3 26-03-2004, 20:20

I have a v4 for parts let me know what you need.

Frito · #4 26-03-2004, 20:35

I need that resister thing right there by the red arrow

Lemme know how much you want. I'll paypal it.

mollar · #5 26-03-2004, 21:59

i would use a dust buster and you will probably suck it up and find it

N£TM£ÇH · #6 26-03-2004, 22:07

i can sell u a replacement for $8 shipped, hey frito sounds to me like this is beyond your skill. I highly suggest you just mail the whole thing to me and pay the $50 to get the repair and chip done right instead of you struggling with it and perhaps killing the ps2 altogether..

seaneyb2003 · #7 27-03-2004, 01:10

umm yea netmech does have a point it does look bloody tricky to replace a resistor i accidently desoldered one somehow. Where is the most sensitive place to put your soldering iron on a resistor?

dust2dust · #8 27-03-2004, 02:26

lol $8 for part $50 for repair
$1 for part, hmm take me 30 secs to fit it

seaneyb2003 · #9 27-03-2004, 03:12

Quote:

Originally posted by dust2dust
lol $8 for part $50 for repair
$1 for part, hmm take me 30 secs to fit it

REMEMBER THE INSTALL AND SHIPPING.

ihaveanosebleed · #10 27-03-2004, 03:14

the yellow ones are capacitors, not resistors. Find a replacement on any junk board. Probly' 0.1 uf or 1uf at the most. I fear for your Mobo!

N£TM£ÇH · #11 27-03-2004, 09:33

Quote:

Originally posted by dust2dust
lol $8 for part $50 for repair
$1 for part, hmm take me 30 secs to fit it

LOL xxxxxx

hell if he sent the system in for a install i usually dont even charge people for the repair or spare parts unless its a big item like a laser motor or something. Surface mount Capacitors and resisters can be a bitch to solder back on if you dont have the right tools. And then if you flick the thing in the air and it lands in your carpet your screwed. If your going to do it yourself i suggest using a needle, flux and a magnifying light.

LeonC · #12 27-03-2004, 11:48

He said he has experience with video cards, so I doubt he is going to have any problems installing it back in.
Lets just hope he doesn't feed it to his carpet again.

P.S - Blink 182 is crappy Pop Punk

spedmetal · #13 27-03-2004, 11:54

Quote:

Originally posted by LeonC
P.S - Blink 182 is crappy Pop Punk

Agreed, but what does that have to do with anything?

seaneyb2003 · #14 27-03-2004, 12:07

Quote:

Originally posted by LeonC
He said he has experience with video cards, so I doubt he is going to have any problems installing it back in.
Lets just hope he doesn't feed it to his carpet again.

P.S - Blink 182 is crappy Pop Punk

pop punk what u on little boy

dust2dust · #15 27-03-2004, 14:10

oops i thought install was already done
leave me alone i didnt want to fight