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    Default HOW TO DESOLDER EEPROM, WHERE WHEN NOT MELT WELDING AND DAMAGE THE EEPROM OF GRAPHITE

    Hello friends

    you happened to try to remove the welding of an eeprom of 8 pins of an airbag unit circuit, there is no way to remove the Tin.

    I have done many and micros motorolla etc.

    Remove welding with station, hot air and without any problem.
    Therefore well today has gone.

    was a unit of airbag and the eeprom circuit there is no way to desolder. to the finao graphite from the eeprom has burned and not
    has desolder
    there is any product that does not happen more, avoid damaging the circuit and not burn the eeprom memory, and allows desolder.

    thanks

    hope answer

    circuit came with a kind of enamel even so there is no way

    thanks

    help please

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    Tell the type of module maybe sombode can give u the pinout.
    B.R
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    Quote Originally Posted by ovi_dk View Post
    Tell the type of module maybe sombode can give u the pinout.
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    Hello

    thank you for answering the switchboard of airbag;

    autoliv

    550-80-44-00 //8200 018 830

    eeprom is 93c66



    thanks I hope answer

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    you can desolder it with hot air

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    Quote Originally Posted by youneselmoukhtari View Post
    you can desolder it with hot air
    hello youneselmoukhtari

    thanks for your resquest

    i am desoder with hot air

    thanks

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    you should have used acetone on it first, and rub it or lightly scratch it. afterwards desolder usind the smallest adapter for the hot air, directing the flow only at the pins.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ominimicu View Post
    you should have used acetone on it first, and rub it or lightly scratch it. afterwards desolder usind the smallest adapter for the hot air, directing the flow only at the pins.
    Hi
    thanks for responding.

    Of acetone not what had done, that usually make either scratched before desolder to clean a little lacquer.

    But I will try to use first acetone.

    If air directly address it pins and when micros motorolla are what I do is the first direct hot air in the pins and also about the micro.

    thank you very much for helping

    temperature must be used with the station of hot air??

    thanks

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    Default where and how picture the circuit unit airbag whithout eeprom

    hello.

    Thank you all for help.

    But the damage to the circuit was done,
    to burn the tracks of the circuit

    I finally managed to remove the eeprom but the tracks are burned

    There may be possibility to connect an eeprom again

    but with detail on image to see the photo of the tracks of the circuit of airbag unit

    airbag control box is:
    airbag 550 80 44 00 8200018830

    You can help

    But in the image of the circuit you can see the tracks that is below the eeprom

    I hope help

    Thank you

    Where can I find?

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    there are tracklabels to fix pbroken or damaged tracks.
    here is the link that you need made
    Kaisertech Ltd PCB Track Repair Kits



    did it serveral times works 100 percent good, no complains after 3jears yet

    press thanks if it was helpfull
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    follow the tracks and join the eprom pins with cables to the next possible point. skip the tracks

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    Quote Originally Posted by ominimicu View Post
    follow the tracks and join the eprom pins with cables to the next possible point. skip the tracks
    If.

    that do when leave the track.

    but as they have broken several tracks, no longer is that track corresponds to each leg of the eeprom.

    Therefore needed to see a clear picture with the eeprom removed the switchboard of airbag.
    circuit
    thank you

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    thats also an option, but not so clean.
    with the pads its verry clean and profesionel job.

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    Quote Originally Posted by youneselmoukhtari View Post
    thats also an option, but not so clean.
    with the pads its verry clean and profesionel job.
    Hello

    next time

    good clean legs, remove enamel, use acetone, and read the eeprom

    thank you

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