[sdiy] solder wick?
patchell
patchell at silcom.com
Sat Mar 1 01:45:00 CET 2003
Here is how I unsolder stuff....
Step 1:
Get a pair of diagonal cutters and remove the part from the board by
clipping it out.
Step 2:
Use a soldering iron to remove the leads from the holes using either a
pair of tweezers or pliers.
Step 3:
Use a cheap desolder pump to clean out the holes..
I have found that this methode, at least for me, is the least destructive
way of removing parts from the PC board...although, I realize, if you are
trying to remove a part intact, this will not work.
Stephen Begin wrote:
> I've got a couple questions about desoldering
> Does anybody use the "no-clean" type of solder wick?
> What do you use to clean up the mess from normal solder wick?
> Is a cheap desoldering station worth having, or is it pointless unless you
> are willing to get a good one?
>
> Basically I'd like to hear anything people have learned about desoldering
> from experience.
--
-Jim
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