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twilyth
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If he's going to take it out, he should also see if the board looks crispy, has blown caps, etc. Or . . . he can post a hi-res pic for us.
Any problems will probably be obvious though. A crispy board has crackle marks in the coating but may still be good. If it's really fried, he should probably see that much if not outright scorch marks.
Any problems will probably be obvious though. A crispy board has crackle marks in the coating but may still be good. If it's really fried, he should probably see that much if not outright scorch marks.