I was ftting a chip to my Xbox and while alligning it, it slipped taking the resistor (assuming it's a resistor) next to where you put the chip with it. It's one of them really tiny ones. What can I do to sort this out, I'm a newb at soldering too altho I have someone at work who is good. Can I solder this part back on or is there another way or a bigger thing to solder in in it's place? Please help if you can.

thanks

Post a high res' photo of the immediate area, so peeps can make suggestions.

just bridge the points IF its really a resistor. If its a cap or a transistor your fucked, that is unless you can successfully solder it back on.

Hi

its a 4nF capacitor. If you havent ripped off the solder pads you should be able to replace it and run the soldering iron over the ends to re-sit it.

Cheers

Chris

PS we stock these in our motherboard component pack !!! (blatent plug i know but hey I make my living doing this now )

Thats spot on, thatnks. You'll be hearing from me about the mobo packs if it don't work

That worked fine, thanks for the advice.. just having trouble with the chip now.. ha ha.. never ends eh?