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#248123 11-Mar-2019 10:23
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I have a micro-soldering job that is beyond my ability but might be a breeze for someone equipped to do this kind of thing. A USB 2 micro-connector has come loose from a circuit board. The five connection tabs, of which four are used, are very tiny and close together. My preference would be to have a new cable attached with a standard USB connector on it, but re-attaching the original micro-connector would also be acceptable. Could anyone do this job, and would anyone be interested? I am in Hastings but could post the board and connector. See this forum link for photos.

 

 

 

   





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  #2195694 11-Mar-2019 10:55
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Perhaps link to the actual thread, not just the forum it's in.

 

EDIT: Or better still:

 




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  #2195863 11-Mar-2019 14:31
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I've looked for something similar, for some straightforward through-hole soldering, and it's pretty slim pickings out there, called a few places that advertise electronics repair, none of which were really interested in the work...

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  #2196440 12-Mar-2019 11:06
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Is your job a MOBO too? If you can post/courier to Auckland, I can probably do that for you for a coffee/beer? PM me.





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