(Sorry if I'm posting this in the wrong community!)
A Raspberry Pi 5 I use (not the one in the photo) fell off the table, and the black square component pointed at by the arrow was straight knocked off the board. Yeah, if you needed a reason why you should always use a case, this is one, ooops lol...
It looks like it came off cleanly, leaving two square metal pads below. I still have the component, the small black box. This happened while the Raspberry Pi was running, and the power LED went from green to red in an instant. Afterward, booting was no longer possible. So, my questions:
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If this happened while it was running, is it likely that this fried something else and it's not worth getting fixed? Or is this likely fixable?
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If I want to get this fixed, how do you guys find a good local repair shop? I heard some apparently do sloppy soldering jobs, and given the RAM prices I would like not to have this Raspberry Pi unnecessarily damaged further if it's salvageable. I live in Freiburg im Breisgau in Germany, if anybody knows good local places.
I wonder, where would I typically find the schematic? This piece is so small that nothing is printed on it. It has two metal contacts that look perfectly symmetrical on each side, so there are two orientations it could go in.