The pad connects to the resistor at the top right corner, so a jumper wire would work. So the procedure is to reflow a new m92 chip on it first then jump wire to the resistor top right. (I have attached a video from tronicsfix, timestamp at 21:06)
I think anything 6.3V and above should work.
This was my mistake a while ago, jkyoho and Severence helped me out.
I should of figure out you had a rework station to take out the chip. I was not thinking right haha.
As long it is center “enough” you could also touch up with a d24 or JL02 tip. I usually like JL02 to get into the tight area ( such as left side of m92 beside the resistor). I like to mix the unleaded solder with this solder below to lower the temperature required to melt. I also like to use this solder for fpc joint, since I can reflow at 250~300 degree from the top without damaging the fpc/components around it.
I can tell Severence will hate me for using “low melt” haha.