On Oct 4, 2005, at 2:53 PM, Caleb Cupples wrote:
Does anyone out there know of a good way to secure the power connector
on a 190, so it won' t break off as soon as I plug it in. Also on this
topic, is there anything preventing me from using super glue to hold
it in place on the logic board, and just soldering the connection, or
should I give up the soldering and just get a new logic board?
Super glue wouldn't hold well. I'd get some epoxy putty and just put
a blob on the whole thing.
But if it broke again right away, your solder joint was cold.
I've also seen (but have been unable to find again) a website that
showed how to refit the 520/190 with a power connector like that in a
1400, much more robust.
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