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Don't know if you could do it or not Wannaburn... Wouldn't want you to mess up the new one if it is worth something to you. You could always try removing the bad module and then decide from how that goes whether to take it any further. Might be just a waste of time or a bunch of frustration though
The most likely chance of me messing up a module is playing with the pot too much. Sure would be nice if they weren't so sensitive. I don't try to adjust them anymore with power applied. Since I started turning off the power supply before tweaking the pot I haven't killed any. Sure killed a few before doing that though. Keep telling myself to make a plastic screwdriver so there's no chance of shorting the pot but haven't gotten around to it. Anyone know where you can buy a set of mini screwdrivers that are plastic?
The most likely chance of me messing up a module is playing with the pot too much. Sure would be nice if they weren't so sensitive. I don't try to adjust them anymore with power applied. Since I started turning off the power supply before tweaking the pot I haven't killed any. Sure killed a few before doing that though. Keep telling myself to make a plastic screwdriver so there's no chance of shorting the pot but haven't gotten around to it. Anyone know where you can buy a set of mini screwdrivers that are plastic?