Scratched motherboard inquiry

singupingu

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Hi guys,

While removing an old Intel HSF, it got stuck and I have to use a cutter to cut away the leg.

Long story short, small accident happen and I don't have enough stuff to test this yet as I haven't gotten a spare psu and HSF for this system. The cutter make a small scratch at the back of the board, exposing a couple of the copper circuit coated underneath.

Anyone can advice will there be any issue?

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you scared use a multimeter to check for continuity of that trace line lor
 

Rashkae

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looks like just the coating came off. Put wax on it can already.

(kidding - superglue is better)
 

joshuaho

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Can test with wax first and use it as a temporary solution. Want a more permanent solution that looks cleaner can consider using sealing silicon, it is still removable even after application should the need arises, and able to do a rather thin layer (almost transparent)

looks like just the coating came off. Put wax on it can already.

(kidding - superglue is better)
 
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