On something like that, I would not be looking for what needs replacing, as to what is not soldered in correctly, seems to be that after time, it would slowly warm up, closing the bad connection. I would check for bad connections on the solder print, again all on the power pcb, If you can take some voltage measurements, track the voltage through the pcb. Other wise, probably cheaper to replace the board, rather than all the components
SD
September 2011
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