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    Default Desoldering MCU/EEPROM

    Hi Guys,


    What temperature you are using for de-soldering ( don't wanna fry the chip ) ?

    What size nozzle you are using for De-soldering ? thin one or a bigger one ?

    Should I add some flux before de-soldering ?


    And what temperature you are using for soldering it back... with soldering paste ?

    Thaaank YOU
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    i use 500 degrees celsium and 5mm. nozle
    i never had ani problems but be carfule and blow air onli to pins of chip not entaire chip onli legs

    sori for crapi english

    p.s And yes use flux and paste for desoldering and soldering

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    Hey,

    Thank you and don't worry about your english you are doing great... My is far from perfect too...

    Do you pre heat the legs ... or you just set 500C and once is on 500 you will start de-soldering how many seconds ?

    Thx I appreciate the help.
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    pre heating is god but i never use pre heatig i put some tin pences under dhe devise i desolder and pull up with litle power and heat legs and so its easi make some practis on bords you dont use

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    Cool tux again, I think I will tape around the eeprom some masking tape to protect other components.

    How about if I put tiny radiator on eeprom when desoldering would that help with heat
    thx

 

 

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