[sdiy] Cleaning question and felt question
James Patchell
patchell at cox.net
Sat Mar 6 17:37:43 CET 2004
Actually 100% Isopropyl is better....one place I used to work would fill an
ultrasonic cleaner up with Isopropl and dump the whole board in, never
seemed to cause a problem....
HOwEver.....
If we are talking about newly constructed boards here, I would, if
I were you, investigate the use of Organic Flux Core Solder. Kester 331 is
the one I prefer. When you use this solder, you can clean the board up
simply and quickly with warm water. It also helps if you have an air
compressor, I like to blow the water off the board after washing so I don't
get any mineral deposites.
http://www.oldcrows.net/~patchell/diytips/diytips.html
On the above link, you can see some of my thoughts on Kester 331. This is
the only solder I use now for soldering printed circuit boards. Never use
Kester 331, however, for soldering insulated wire.....
At 10:46 PM 3/5/2004 -0800, Andalong Dudigual wrote:
>Hello All,
>got a few questions about cleaning and cleaning
>products
> first, is it possible to submerge an entire populated
>pcb in 91% isopropyl alcohol without damaging it? or
>will the alcohol eat PS caps (like another member said
>a few weeks ago?) or maybe take off some printing?
>second question, when you all are talking about
>Deox-it I assume you are talking about the product
>made by Caig. right?
>
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-Jim
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