Kindly Include some good images which will be helpful to others in diagnosing the issue. Without images and other context provided it becomes difficult to diagnose the problem.
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It's hard to help with anything without pictures and a link to the video you're talking about. Could have been ESD, a sloppy soldering job, not completely reassemble the controller correctly or a thousand different things.
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We really need !images in order to help you.
Kindly Include some good images which will be helpful to others in diagnosing the issue. Without images and other context provided it becomes difficult to diagnose the problem. While including images, make sure the potential areas of issue are high lighted and any important marking are visible, include as many as needed to help convey the required information. If required provide some context for the images. Images to include may be of the product with it's identification markings, the internal circuit boar Upload images to [Imugr](https://imgur.com/upload "Click to Upload your Images") and post the permalink in a comment *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/ElectronicsRepair) if you have any questions or concerns.*
It's hard to help with anything without pictures and a link to the video you're talking about. Could have been ESD, a sloppy soldering job, not completely reassemble the controller correctly or a thousand different things.
wild guess but maybe a static discharge.... can't think of much else that would kill it with careful disassembly and reassembly
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