Burned out my black box pcb circuit

[Coastie Reefer]

So I was playing around with an old black box replacing diodes, teaching myself to solder... It was going great till my last diode. I think I got a little too hot with the iron and burned out the copper contacts on my white channel.

Anyone know if you can order replacement pcb boards? Looking more for a blank board and not something like the SB Reef pcb board.

 

[Ryan115]

Depending on your board, you may be able to run some wire between the two LEDs (or other passive components on the board) and bypass the burned out traces completely.
Do you have any pictures of the board?

 

[Coastie Reefer]

Depending on your board, you may be able to run some wire between the two LEDs (or other passive components on the board) and bypass the burned out traces completely.
Do you have any pictures of the board?

Here’s the board. Burned out spot is dead center.

 

[Ryan115]

I am assuming the pads completely gone?
That should be a fairly easy fix.
Use some thermal adhesive (or pad) to keep the LED attached to the board (thermal paste will not hold it on).
Then run hookup wire to replicate the missing traces on the board. The wire can solder directly to the LED tabs.

 

[Coastie Reefer]

I am assuming the pads completely gone?
That should be a fairly easy fix.
Use some thermal adhesive (or pad) to keep the LED attached to the board (thermal paste will not hold it on).
Then run hookup wire to replicate the missing traces on the board. The wire can solder directly to the LED tabs.

That’s I’ll give it a shot!

 

[oreo54]

"heatsink plaster" is a thermal silicone and should work to glue the diode down..

as above hard wired from ear to ear should work..