[sdiy] PCB cleaning solvernt
Seb Francis
seb at burnit.co.uk
Fri Oct 2 17:13:09 CEST 2009
Depends on the flux.
With organic flux, water is fine - as long as you wash the board before
soldering on things like pots, etc. which aren't waterproof.
For other fluxes, water isn't going to work. I have this stuff in a
spray can with a built in brush. A quick spray and a brush, then
another spray to rinse and the board comes out lovely. Works with
modern 'no-clean' fluxes as well as rosin, etc. Can have a look later
what it's called if this is indeed the type of flux you want to clean.
I'm sure a similar product exists for use in a bath - although it is
very quick evaporating.
Seb
Colin f wrote:
> Anyone know what sort of cleaning solvent I could use in an ultrasonic bath
> for flux removal from PCBs ?
> The cleaner does a great job of jewellery etc., but I don't think warm water
> and a drop of detergent would be the best thing for electronics.
> Or would water be OK if I blast boards dry with compressed air afterward ?
>
> Cheers,
> Colin f
>
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