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Shorted 3 Way Switch

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jamisonlps

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I finally got around to rewiring my Heritage last night, all was going good, nice clean soldering, everything checked out...until I soldered the switch ground. In 20+ years I have never had a switch short on me. It's the neck side at the ground connection. But, I see no runaway solder or anything that would actually cause the short.

My question is: Is rosin/flux conductive, all I see is a little rosin on the spacers...could that actually be shorting the neck contact?
 
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