Hardware Does this look normal
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i see corrosion and a connector missing 2 pins i tink should be there, but nothing major.corrosion is something that happens to every electronic device.
whenever there's a connector, there will be corrosion eventually.
but i don't like the missing pins, they look to be wired... (larger connector right under)
whenever there's a connector, there will be corrosion eventually.
but i don't like the missing pins, they look to be wired... (larger connector right under)
Let's step back for a sec - Why did you remove the SD reader? Does it not work? Has it ever been removed before?
i suppose you could carefully make a replacement pin by using a thin solid core wire, but foil doesn't seem a good idea, and i'm not certain it's a flaw... better leave it for now, only repair what's failing in the first place and remove corrosion.
the corroded connector (the small one), i would recomend replacing it. looks like standard usb or something, at least it's 4 pins... should be able to find a reseller of such ports.
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