I'm new to soldering.
I think I fucked up these joints, is there any way to fix them?
>>916936
You need a solder sucker yo, probably fucked the circuit tho by the looks of that shit.
That's not to bad. Just stuff aluminum foil into the damaged holes and microwave it for about 2 minutes or until the foil melts into the groves. It may take a couple tries.
>>916936
it looks like shit
>>916941
You're an evil bastard, you know that? I dig it.
>>916944
I'm well aware, I just need to know if the circuit can be at all repaired
Possibly, I would cut a small piece of stranded wire, remove the insulation and un twist the copper threads. Then use the little threads as jumpers, twist 2 or 3 together for the larger pads. When done cover them with fingernail polish, be careful not to cross these connections. Also, looks like your iron was to hot or you stayed on it to long, may want to view some soldering vids.
>>916936
Where did C369,370, and 328 go? Or were they originally never there?
It should be fixable, but not until you brush up on your soldering skills.
>>916936
Time for jumper wires!
Also, fuck smd shit for being terrible for regular DIY. It seems like more and more my soldering iron is being regulated to the job of wood burning tool instead of electronics.
>>916936
It´s easily repairable, although if you messed up that bad I´m sure it won´t be repairable by you.
No offense.
>>916936
this is not really salvagable, even for an expert.
You would have to solder the part back on at another location.
>>917136
>Also, fuck smd shit for being terrible for regular DIY.
SMD is awesome for DIY so long as you're not using a soldering iron from the 1950s. Or from Radio Shack.
Yeah looks toast anon, I don't think theres hope for it.
>>916936
Either git gud or stop using a shit-tier iron m8.
I'm betting you have a shit-tier iron. Am I right?
>>917136
SMD is great for hobby stuff, as long as it's not large BGAs. Don't blame the components for your incompetence.
Looks to me you didn't keep the iron clean.
It should be shiny with a fresh coat of solder on it at all times. Oxidation really screws up soldering.
Always put fresh solder on the iron and flick it or wipe off the excess with a paper towel or something.
If you can get that board clean with some emery cloth you might be able to salvage it with some short pieces of wire. Stop and let things cool if you run into problems. "Tin" both parts separately before joining.
Practice on a junk circuit board first.
>>916936
Jesus Fucking Christ, you just melt the solder, not set the board on fire.
>>917718
bullshit
>>917577
Don't be such a nigger
>>917863
This one trick xbox 360 repair shops don't want you to know!
