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im not sure, thats never happened me before
The LEDs in the PS3 controllers are in a Common Anode setup, which means all of the + sides are tied together. It's the Cathode (- side) that gets turned on/off and what is damaged on your controller. The only other place to solder to is on the Via of that LEDs - trace or the back side of the board on a SMT Resistor bank. If you let me know exactly which version it is I can show you exactly where to solder to, but, and no offense intended, from the looks of the soldering on the LED install you should probably cut your losses for now because the repair job will be a bit more difficult.