need help identifying electronic part, Macbook black 2.4 GHz logic board

[shawnus]

http://img24.imageshack.us/img24/5730/image1tic.jpg

Anyone have the knowledge or access to the schematics to identify the bit pointed to by the arrow (see picture)? I suspect its a resistor, but I don't know. I'm looking to identify what it is and the details (ohm rating, etc) so I can have an electrician assist me with soldering. I'm not keen to send it all the way for expensive repairs when I know this is the only problem with the logic board.

Thanks for your help.

Shawn

[miles01110]

Even if you can find the part, it appears that you've ruined the pads that the component sits on making any repair attempt more or less pointless. That's a pretty bad picture, so I can't really tell.

[shawnus]

I know it appears bad, but it looks worse than it really is. All the circuit lines are still active, I've checked, and it can be salvaged with soldering. I just need to know what the bit is.

Thanks!

[miles01110]

Do you have the good logic board on hand to test as well? You could easily check if it's a resistor or a cap if you did. That's probably a long shot though :p

[shawnus]

sadly, the "good" logic board picture was scalped from the internet. Anyone know what this bit is?

I do have other identical bits on the logic board that I could test- I do have an ohm/voltage meter...

Thanks!

[maddmac]

I have schematics for my macbook 2.0 ghz c2d my board# (820-1889-A) it looks similar but not exact. I got my schematics from notebookschematics.com
$10.50 Good Luck

[balamw]

The nearby KB/TP markings are interesting. Sounds like keyboard test point. Would be amusing if it was a short (a.k.a. "zero ohm resistor").

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