Eagle autorouter: airwire left over after autorouting?

[earckens]

After running Eagle autorouter an airwire is left over: what is the reason? How should that be solved?

 

[ronsimpson]

Auto router is usually not good. Most people that make many boards do not use it.
You will have to finish the board.
Post your board file and I will try to finish it.

 

[ronsimpson]

I can't use Eagle to help you so I use Paint to show how to get the traces to connect.
Hope this helps.

 

[DerStrom8]

Ugh, that autorouting is horrendous! For the love of all that is good, route it by hand PLEASE!

 

[DerStrom8]

 

[earckens]

Auto router is usually not good. Most people that make many boards do not use it.
You will have to finish the board.
Post your board file and I will try to finish it.

Hi ronsimpson, here is the .brd file.

Sorry but for manual routing I do not have the time currently nor the experience, sorry.

 

[earckens]

Auto router is usually not good. Most people that make many boards do not use it.
You will have to finish the board.
Post your board file and I will try to finish it.

Hi ronsimpson, here is the .brd file.

Sorry but for manual routing I do not have the time currently nor the experience, sorry.

Hi ronsimpson, here is the .brd file.

Sorry but for manual routing I do not have the time currently nor the experience, sorry.

SOLVED: I reduced the size of the polygon (used for cooling, under SMD AMS1117-5.0V) somewhat.