Help on soldering the wires back on the board.

[gs1004]

I need to solder the wire and i have no idea which one goes where.. help me plz

 

[beej]

No idea. Are they labeled on the other side of the board? Otherwise I suggest emailing Ernie Ball customer support. (See the link in my signature.)

 

[Sweat]

No idea, did you google for a wiring schematic? Plus how did that happen?

 

[dibart77]

oofah

 

[gs1004]

Well, i just wanted to get the strings straight and pull out the circuit unit without thinking it would unwire ...
I just talk to EB help, and they said just send it over for 30$ to get this setup ... I think i will go to that route..

EB doesn't have diagram for wiring..so~

 

[tbonesullivan]

Well, i just wanted to get the strings straight and pull out the circuit unit without thinking it would unwire ...
I just talk to EB help, and they said just send it over for 30$ to get this setup ... I think i will go to that route..

EB doesn't have diagram for wiring..so~

I don't really understand this. Replacing and/or moving the string doesn't require doing anything to the electronics. Those are also wired through the board. Sounds like there is a part of this story you are leaving out.

 

[gs1004]

I don't really understand this. Replacing and/or moving the string doesn't require doing anything to the electronics. Those are also wired through the board. Sounds like there is a part of this story you are leaving out.

while i tried to figure out the wiring, i pull out the strings as well thinking I could put them back easily. It wasn't easy.
anyways. I will ship it to EB customer service..

 

[tbonesullivan]

while i tried to figure out the wiring, i pull out the strings as well thinking I could put them back easily. It wasn't easy.
anyways. I will ship it to EB customer service..

So you pulled out the wiring for no reason, and then decided to fix the string?

 

[nervous]

OK, this had me baffled. But a little research would lead me to decipher this as the following:

1) Its an Ernie Ball VPJR Tuner pedal.
2) You were attempting to change the pedal string that controls the volume pot.
3) In that process the exposed wires were yanked off the tuner circuit board.

Watching this video I see the process and the wiring, perhaps it's enough to get you pointed and corrected with minimal trial and error.

 

[gs1004]

So you pulled out the wiring for no reason, and then decided to fix the string?

right.~

OK, this had me baffled. But a little research would lead me to decipher this as the following:

1) Its an Ernie Ball VPJR Tuner pedal.
2) You were attempting to change the pedal string that controls the volume pot.
3) In that process the exposed wires were yanked off the tuner circuit board.

Watching this video I see the process and the wiring, perhaps it's enough to get you pointed and corrected with minimal trial and error.

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THis is great .this was what i was looking for.. thanks!!!