Need Help in repairing Fluke F179 due to battery leak

[HoySum]

Hi, i have a Fluke 179 damaged due to battery leaked and cause some damage to the pcb track and missing one or two smd device. Maybe a resistor, jumper or capacitor.
The damage is located below the COM input terminal. Near a SMD transistor. The transistor look intact but with some components destroyed by corrosion. It would be most appreciated if you gurus can help me with this issue, Identification of dmd parts and the midding pcb track.
Attached is the picture i took.
Thanks in advance.

[paul8f]

Ouch... that looks nasty. Not familiar with the Fluke 179, but I'm guessing the nearest terminal post is COM.

Like any product there are different revisions of PCBs and TLAs (Top Level Assembly). What Rev is your model? Get some IPA to that nearby transistor, and tell us what the exact marking on the component case is.

A schematic from the 'Service Manual', or even the BOM (Bill of Materials) would be a great help for your detective work on this.

[retiredcaps]

Service manual with schematic and bill of materials via Mark

https://www.eevblog.com/forum/repair/fluke-77-repair-184173/msg2382876/#msg2382876

[CapLeaker]

Clean the traced and the knob. Make sure things are facing the right way and the little fingers on the bottom of the knob aren’t bent or missing.

[Farmi]

hello everyone
hope you are all well.

 I have a fluke 179 with a burnt track due to a current surge. 
I've already done some tests that I saw in the previous publications that you gave me. 

MOV,s - gave nothing. 
the green resistance 1k ohm. 
the black thing 1k ohm .

 I will send some pictures.

i hope you can help me.