Unfortunately, if he is finding connectors inside his controller that have corroded apart, it is best to not use it. It is "possible" that it could be soldered back together. The issue is that you will have contaminants attacking the conductors within the circuit card itself. While that can be fixed, it is not something the average person would be able to do.
The Apex Jr might work if you use fewer than 7 expansion modules.
No i got like 4 eb8 and 3 pm1, junior only works to 5, itself included. I used to have the jr
If you try to fix it, make sure you get as much of the old solder and any corroded material off. I'd start by melting and removing the old solder and use RO/DI and a brush to remove as much corrosion as possible. Give it a final wipe with rubbing alcohol. If you don't get all the corrosion off it will continue to eat away and the fix will only be temporary.
Yes, i can kit in to fusion still but it doesn't find the old apex so it won't show me anything from it.
I don't know what that means. It's that something I should ask for that they'll know what I mean? I have an email conversation but they pretty much take a day to respond. Then their response is here read this 300 page link it will tell you what to do.
Just to update that lite was toast. I found a used apex full version for 375 with an eb8 and temp & ph probes so I got that. Looks like i have to start from scratch though resetting it all & figuring out the code etc and the whole inebriated thing all over again.
Setting up an Apex isn't too difficult for most of the basic features. You shouldn't be scared of it. And they are wonderful once you get them working.
