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Hey iFixit, I made an idiot mistake. I was removing the CPU heatsink on this IdeaPad 11S, and while removing it I popped a small chip off the board, the name of the chip escapes me right now, but I need a way to get it back on, only one solder point is disconnected. Any help is appreciated.
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That's easy just get a soldering iron, some flux and solder. Touch the soldering iron the the part that is still on the board, push it down with tweezers and then solder the otherside. Cover the component with a good flux before doing this. Once it's soldered clean the flux up.
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look slike you have enough solder left on the pad to resolder it. Post some pictures showing the complete board and location of the component with that. Also, any markings on the board? We'll need those to see if there is a boardview/schematic available.
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@oldturkey03 I can't post a full board picture right now, I will get that later. The chip itself has no markings, but one below and to the left of it is labeled "LCS". Would it be possible for me to use a heat gun to get it reattached, even that close the the GPU and CPU package? I don't have a soldering gun.
@reedcrosby04 when you say heat gun you mean a heat gun or a hot air soldering station? If it is a regular heat gun, I'd stay away from this repair with that. You'll blow every piece off the board and will melt the heck out of it. You need some soldering equipment to fix this.
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