user21318: So, I just fried my arduino nano on a breadboard. Can I still use the breadboard and usb cable?

user19300: you can test the breadboard if you have a multimeter. Even if you don't, you can place an LED, a resistor and a power source across the suspect portions of the breadboard. If you locate a trace or two that appear unreliable, you should be able to mark them appropriately and continue to use the board.

21318: <p>So, I just fried my arduino nano on a breadboard. Can I still use the breadboard and usb cable?</p>
 19300: <p>you can test the breadboard if you have a multimeter. Even if you don't, you can place an LED, a resistor and a power source across the suspect portions of the breadboard. If you locate a trace or two that appear unreliable, you should be able to mark them appropriately and continue to use the board.</p>
