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hi, jus wanted some opinons, cant seem 2 get rite temps & techniques,
every few eeproms i seem 2 rip up the pads along wit the chip,even blew a circuit board (high temp i think) if you cud suggest what settings you use like this
-hot air temp
-hot air pressure
-soldering iron temp
and tips how not 2 damage pads etc
thanx
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"I always tell the truth. Even when I lie"
"We Taking Over, One City At A Time"
What you need to do mate ... is put on a bit of rework flux ... Helps the solder to flow .... Temp is only experience ... I have mine set to 450... (or however high it goes ) Halfway on the airflow for eeproms .. and 90% for mcus ....The Idea is a quick heat .... That way the heat does not penetrate far ...(but enough to melt the solder ....Some eeproms are Glued down ..as well .in that case ..a small craft knife under one end ... with gentle pressure while heating one set of pins ...will lift it ... And it flips over ( like a dead fly) can't be any more specific than that mate ....sorry ...Its all down to practice i'm afraid ...
PS ... Just remembered ... Never used it but it does work ...
Chip Quik SMD1 Product Sheet
jus on 8pin smds at the moment, i had highest temp on and airflow on 4, but popped the ciricuit board
is it best 2 lift with tweezers or jus push it off instead of lifting? dnt wana keep rippin off the pads
"I always tell the truth. Even when I lie"
"We Taking Over, One City At A Time"
the nozzle im using is a square slightly bigger than the eeprom, shud i hav the smaller 1?
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Yeah i popped the pcb a few times, but that horrible smell soon stopped me!
I just use a skinny blade mate. And wait for them to just flip up(slowly). A few time at the start i pinged the fcucker of the board. On all 4's looking for the cnut!
Dont much use the twezers. except to pick em up off there backs.
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How far are you holding the hot air away from the board mate ?
I hold about 1 cm away, and works for me,but its each to there own. Dont hold on one spot for to long.
What about you Tam? How far do You hold your end away from the pcb LOL!
Last edited by adam28; 2nd February, 2010 at 09:20 PM.
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when i popped it, i was holding it .5 cm from board, maybe thats why it popped
so the square 1 is no good? i asumed it was for the eeproms cos of its size.
thanx guys appreciate your help
"I always tell the truth. Even when I lie"
"We Taking Over, One City At A Time"
NEVER GET SO BUSY MAKING A LIVING THAT YOU FORGET TO MAKE A LIFE......
Slightly further mate ,,,, about a Inch ... (in old money )... Not that there is anything wrong with 2.5 centimeters .......( or 240 pennies to the pound Either )....
Been using 380 celsius with 5-6 air speed and cocked up a couple of times... Since I am on low temp 260 with 2-3 air flow and 100% succes rate.
Yet I'am about to explore the pro way of doing it: [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zclj4waulAQ&NR=1]YouTube - Julian Laptop Repair[/ame]
Here is a few good links:
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[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i43FoiC4ygQ&feature=related]YouTube - Desoldering a SOIC using a specialized desoldering tip[/ame]
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vZ1qisX52rI&feature=related]YouTube - Lead-Free Multi Lead Soldering | Soldering Tips | B.E.S.T.[/ame]
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