[sdiy] rx5 circuit board repair
CHoaglin at aol.com
CHoaglin at aol.com
Sat Oct 27 04:38:34 CEST 2001
In a message dated 10/26/2001 3:59:27 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
cyborgzero at home.com writes:
>
> use very fine 28 gauge wirewrap wire.. It will hold together and fit in all
>
A couple other suggestions...you'll want to warm up the soldering iron then
scrape off the coating from the affected traces all the way back to the
nearest component lead. Then coat them immediately with solder before a layer
of copper oxide forms, which will make them harder to solder to. Next, start
at a component lead, solder the end of the wirewrap wire down while wrapping
it around the lead for extra strength. Follow the trace along and over the
crack to the other side, soldering it down all along following the path of
the trace. Be very generous with the solder all along the traces. Hook the
other end around the lead on the other side and solder that down. Repeat as
needed for each trace. I've done this to a one-piece PowerMac (the analog
monitor board, not the logic board, I can't solder THAT well) with extremely
good results..took me maybe an hour or two to do.
-Chris
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