You might be able to fix it yourself S4H?
Here are two photos of two different boards.
The 1st one is a 502 MPU and you can see the 5 reel resistors and drivers.
The 2nd photo is a 504 MPU and the reel driver area.
There's not a lot of of difference BUT you can clearly see the blue resistors on the 504 MPU at locations
R720 (Reel 1), R721 (Reel 2), and R722 (Reel 3) throwing out heat onto the circuit board. towards the left side of the resistors.
This is EXACTLY what happens to the 1st three resistors on an S+ MPU.
You can unsolder the light blue R274 (Reel 5) resistor and solder it to location R270 (Reel 1) after removing the resistor.
But since your problematic reel is #3...change THAT one instead.
Sometimes I just take parts off an acid-ridden junky board if the component isn't too bad and use those.
If changing out the reel resistor doesn't fix it, then you will have to change out the reel drivers which are right next to the resistors at locations Q700, Q702, and Q704...especially Q704 (Reel 3)
These ones are really transistors that switch power on and off to the reels....they overheat & short out inside sometimes.
Below are the two photos of the reel driver areas on the 502 and 504 .
Click on any photo to enlarge if needed...>>>>