RRaddict2 posted:This thing cannot be repaired, as I don't know how they did it but the two triacs are part of the PCB and cannot be removed except for cutting or grinding them off.
Those components should be remove-able albeit a PITA. I believe those are so-called DPAK surface-mount packages like this:
First de-solder/lift the two legs from their pads. Then place your iron tip along the length of the tab and wait say 5-10 sec, it will melt the solder joint on the back of the package and the body will lift off the board. Obviously the large "silver" area of the board acts as a heat sink stealing the heat from the iron making the job more difficult. Your board might be salvage-able though I'm thinking some kind of solder-able thin copper foil might be involved instead of non-solder-able aluminum foil.
Yes, I'd like to see a photo of the other side of the board.
And, for the record, what part numbers did you order?
