Just a tip for you , don’t if you can help it , leave the iron on to long when soldering or resoldering a joint or desoldering a joint , as the copper track will lift of the board & are very difficult to get it to stick back to the board as the glue has burnt away , have a desoldering pump at hand to extract excess solder so you don’t end up with a bulge of solder on a joint , I’m sure you know what your doing but wish to comment on this find - well done nice finish 👍🤙
Great job . Only one small thing make sure to watch for solder blobs as you shake the iron I saw one land on board you did clean it off but I don't know if it was just good luck.
Another good video, what make is the flux that your using on the PCB and what make is the cleaner?, with the brush on the end of the nozzle. Keep the videos coming.
Must be a common fault on these ?that’s the third one I know about this includes mine 😢but I have wedge a piece of plastic up against the plug it’s been like that for nearly two years now,I know it’s not good practice before all the comments but it’s a work car ,but now I know why it does that thanks for sharing on another job well done 👍
I might suggest a small blob of hot glue to fix the sides of the socket on the other side of the PCB just in case it's getting stressed and flexing, causing the break.
Just a tip for you , don’t if you can help it , leave the iron on to long when soldering or resoldering a joint or desoldering a joint , as the copper track will lift of the board & are very difficult to get it to stick back to the board as the glue has burnt away , have a desoldering pump at hand to extract excess solder so you don’t end up with a bulge of solder on a joint , I’m sure you know what your doing but wish to comment on this find - well done nice finish 👍🤙
Thanks for the info
Great job Barney
He is doing well
❤ GREAT JOB
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Nice job mate
Thanks 👍
Great job . Only one small thing make sure to watch for solder blobs as you shake the iron I saw one land on board you did clean it off but I don't know if it was just good luck.
Thanks for the tip!
Yesssss - it’s the top man 😅
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Nice job Barney . . 😊
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Nice repair
Thanks 👍
Great catch... 👍
Thank you very much!
Another good video, what make is the flux that your using on the PCB and what make is the cleaner?, with the brush on the end of the nozzle. Keep the videos coming.
I will have a look for you
Must be a common fault on these ?that’s the third one I know about this includes mine 😢but I have wedge a piece of plastic up against the plug it’s been like that for nearly two years now,I know it’s not good practice before all the comments but it’s a work car ,but now I know why it does that thanks for sharing on another job well done 👍
Now you can strip it down and fix it
Barney nice one 🌟👍🥕🥕
He is a great asset
I might suggest a small blob of hot glue to fix the sides of the socket on the other side of the PCB just in case it's getting stressed and flexing, causing the break.
I like that idea
Good job ford would have changed the radio for a large fee
Exactly
That's a 2 Carrot🥕🥕
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Bita luck goes a long way when looking for faults
Yes mate
how did the comment, jobs a carrot come about????
just a saying that a friend of a friend said,it caught me off guard and I stared saying it a while back and now it stuck
DONT BUY DIESEL CARS
Ok