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Old 12-25-2011, 01:31 AM
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oh and no it was still working just extremely hot to the touch. it was my fault that little thing came off because i took out and inserted the rotor the wrong way
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Most electronic components are installed writing side up. Short of that I think that under a magnifying glass you would be able to match up the broken edges to see which way it was installed. The small sensor components are easy to damage from the heat when soldering. A micro sized tip on the soldering iron and quick touch to the leg of component to be soldered to minimize heat soak.

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