Tin tool works great. Applies perfect amount of solder to legs. I have 100% success rate on installation with cleaning all solder off of pad and using tin tool. Sometimes I even run solder ball across legs after. Good video though.
Hi there. Ive been using your tactics using tin tool for the chip. But i would say once out of 6 times i might be successful. Would like to learn from u how to do it. Do u place it perfectly and just blow with heater?
@@kiatxingng1038 preheat your your chips so it Melts the solder let it cool. Place chip on board as close as you can apply pressure with tweezers and use heat gun. They take a while to heat up as long as your not burning the board your fine. Wait for chip to melt and use tweezers from top and bottom on edge of chip to position. Make sure you take your time to position. Once chip is placed get a solder ball and run it across legs slowly. All done.
Remember the small resistors will be melted when you do this don't touch them you will be pissed. Don't get heat gun too close to resistors or they will blow away.
BRO YOU HAVE THE STENCIL??? WHY THE HECK DO YOU TIN THE PCB IF YOU HAVE THE STENCIL OMG?! YOU SPENT HALF AN HOUR DOING SOMETHING YOURE NOT SUPPOSED TO DO OMG I CANT HAHA Oh no wait I can see why you did that, your solder paste is $hit and it has not been applied well with the stencil. If you buy good solder paste it will basically copy the stencil pattern 1:1
@@AntminerRepair I've soldered thousands of components using solder paste and $50 chinese hot air station. I've literally been doing some small batch production as a kid using such techniques, I'm sure you can manage it as well lmao.
Another great video,
I recommend that you get a tin tool, it would help with even distribution of solder paste on the hash chip
Hi, Thanks. In this video I do use a tin tool to prepare the chip. I appreciate the comments!
Tin tool works great. Applies perfect amount of solder to legs. I have 100% success rate on installation with cleaning all solder off of pad and using tin tool. Sometimes I even run solder ball across legs after. Good video though.
Hi there. Ive been using your tactics using tin tool for the chip. But i would say once out of 6 times i might be successful. Would like to learn from u how to do it. Do u place it perfectly and just blow with heater?
@@kiatxingng1038 preheat your your chips so it Melts the solder let it cool. Place chip on board as close as you can apply pressure with tweezers and use heat gun. They take a while to heat up as long as your not burning the board your fine. Wait for chip to melt and use tweezers from top and bottom on edge of chip to position. Make sure you take your time to position. Once chip is placed get a solder ball and run it across legs slowly. All done.
I always remove a few extra heat sink for room as well.
Remember the small resistors will be melted when you do this don't touch them you will be pissed. Don't get heat gun too close to resistors or they will blow away.
Thanks for the video
where find the datasheet and footprint ?
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where is the resistor R162?))
Come on to discord and we can help you find it. Thx
Been trying for a while to get these chips off, jesus thats hard
If you are just using a hot air gun, remove the bottom heat sink and that will help (along with some flux)
Bro when you apply paste then you place the IC on there THEN you heat it up not before lmao
Thanks, for your comments, but that is not how I do it. If I had a rework oven, perhaps....
BRO YOU HAVE THE STENCIL???
WHY THE HECK DO YOU TIN THE PCB IF YOU HAVE THE STENCIL OMG?!
YOU SPENT HALF AN HOUR DOING SOMETHING YOURE NOT SUPPOSED TO DO OMG I CANT HAHA
Oh no wait I can see why you did that, your solder paste is $hit and it has not been applied well with the stencil.
If you buy good solder paste it will basically copy the stencil pattern 1:1
@@AntminerRepair I've soldered thousands of components using solder paste and $50 chinese hot air station.
I've literally been doing some small batch production as a kid using such techniques, I'm sure you can manage it as well lmao.
very very loooong video
Yes probably not the most direct way. But the purpose is to teach various alternative methods on chip replacement. Thanks for the comment!