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did i pre-solder correctly for jr programmer v1.1? (Xenon)
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Please let me know if theres too much solder. i need to celan the board with some alcohol i know ill get to that. But what do you think?
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The amount of solder looks fine, but it looks like you held the iron there a little long. Try pre-tinning your points and make sure you try to keep the soldering iron on the point for as little time as possible to prevent burning the board
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i think i burnt the board a little but error code on xbox did not change. Would it have changed if something bad happened to the board? im trying to recover from a bad nand flash
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gregdaleg wrote i think i burnt the board a little but error code on xbox did not change. Would it have changed if something bad happened to the board? im trying to recover from a bad nand flash

You're fine, if it had burnt the board then it wouldn't power on anymore at all.
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ok thanks for the help by the way
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I would turn your irons temp down a bit if its controlled

if it isnt try not to keep iron so long but amount of solder is fine
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One more quick question. Cain i keep the jr programmer connected at all times so i dont have to solder ever again. Im not a pro at it and im glad i didnt mess up my xbox.
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gregdaleg wrote One more quick question. Cain i keep the jr programmer connected at all times so i dont have to solder ever again. Im not a pro at it and im glad i didnt mess up my xbox.
i believe you can just leave it in but if you buy some desolder braid you can take if a lot more safely
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you can leave the wires connected but disconnect the jrprorammer from the wires
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