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ZLM
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rddube
Canada
18 Posts |
 Posted - 07/31/2015 : 11:23:41
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I have a question: Why turn on the iron if it is not used?
Thank you!
Raymond |
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ZLM
1271 Posts |
Posted - 08/01/2015 : 17:05:56
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| The iron is going to be used when soldering back the chip. |
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radciffkaty1
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Posted - 04/04/2018 : 04:59:51
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Hello @ZLM
While using hot air to desolder the SMD components, What temperature is reasonably safe?
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Betty Hunt
India
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Posted - 05/29/2019 : 04:33:21
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| You can go upto 380°C-400°C. |
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Betty Hunt
India
15 Posts |
Posted - 06/25/2019 : 05:18:39
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| You are using the right way ElsaCline. |
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jbdavi211
USA
21 Posts |
Posted - 12/15/2019 : 18:17:46
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Hello, if you want some in depth info and video of how to do all the things asked in this forum , rework, solder, R&R chips
look at a guy in NY that repairs MAC boards as he has all sorts of FREE videos on how to R&R chips and how to protect other chips on the board next to what your doing.
No I don't know this guy but watch lots of his videos as he really explains how to do chip and board repair RIGHT
he has lots of youtube videos for all that sort of stuff, just search on youtube
>>> Louis Rossmann <<< |
Edited by - jbdavi211 on 12/15/2019 18:22:01 |
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Betty Hunt
India
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Posted - 07/14/2020 : 03:52:21
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| That will be great! Thanks @jbdavi211 |
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How to remove and then solder a SMD chip on PCB?
