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You will have to solder the capacitor in the place I indicated, and redo the track with a thin toasted wire, as I showed. When you look at the image you can see the trail coming out of the black resistor and going towards the chip, you have to remake it, and the brown capacitor you removed you need to put it back in place, in case you lost it, you can use the component mapping i made and find one to replace with the same capacitance value.
 
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To make it easier for you, remove this capacitor from the board that has it, and place it on the board that is not working, as I indicated. This capacitor that is on the working board will not be needed if you remove it and put it on the other one.
 
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To make it easier for you, remove this capacitor from the board that has it, and place it on the board that is not working, as I indicated. This capacitor that is on the working board will not be needed if you remove it and put it on the other one.
Ok thank you man I’ll give it a try today hopefully it works.
 
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Wait a minute, I took a better look at the mapping, the photo you sent me couldn't see the details, it doesn't really connect to this track.
 
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