It is the most amazing and beautiful manual surface mount soldering I have ever saw. The word professional is not enough to define such an amazing work.
wow... superb work! I hate surface mount because it's so impossible to work on unless one has the prodigious tools/equipment you do! Thanks for showing what a true pro has to do the job!
I never seen a tool that suck up the solder like that ,I have a year blower,and I have a soldering pen that sucks up solder but one item at a time ,what cleaner was used with Kim whose ,but he's a perfect job as it gets,very clean .
Thank you very much for making this video. I'm writing an article for our local amateur-radio club's newsletter on how to "unbrick a wireless router" by unsoldering the nvram, reprogramming it, and then soldering it back into place. I am using your video as a tutorial reference on how to do it correctly. Please pardon my novice question, but before you resoldered the new chip in place at 2:09, had you already applied flux to the pads? If so, what was the "make & model" of the flux? Thank you!
Great! I've watched 1/2 dozen YT SMD soldering videos with multipin ICs. Now would someone please demonstrate how to solder the SMD resistors & caps that aren't much larger than a grain of sand?🤔
Thing of beauty and a joy forever. Not having these skills and tools keeps me from doing simple repairs on my transceiver. This is the beginning of an end to being hamstrung in that way.
Ha, I sucked up T/H pads with a desoldering iron on my first use, then I had to cut new ones from copper foil, which meant buying foil, uv cure epoxy, uv lamp... The item under repair was only £50. There's a Weller micro mini wave tip? What's its code?
Will Kapton tape protect plastic parts on the board? I may need to do this in much tighter quarters soon (and one of the surrounding parts is a plastic connector).
I've been trying to find the same rework station as you are using in these videos but it seems that the WR3000M set is discontinued. which set would you recommend for the same options and performance as the WR3000M set up you have in your videos?
+Alexander Janusz - That was heavy duty aluminum foil. In an actual rework environment I will spray the foil first with an anti stat spray to protect against ESD. I will also be grounded with a wrist strap. Anyone who does not use Kapton, polyimide or shielding during component replacement subjects all adjacent components to thermal stress, reflow and chip misorientation or blow off from the pads. If you want high reliability, USE SHIELDING.
Unbelievable. How such a micro soldering is possible by hand. 8-) More than amazing! ! I m very good @ soldering ,bt I thnk for ths I need lot more experience. :-( :-(
False, that's barely above 300C, 99% of the modern IC will easily withstand 400C as long as the hot air gun is properly rotated... Don't comment on stuff you've got no clues about.
Why you are using flux for non contact desoldering? By my opinion you are using small nozzle. Lifting not enough heated chip is not good way, you can damage pcb pad. Better way is gently pushing chip to the side as indicator of released chip.
It's nice to see a board fixed rather than swapped out and wasted. Thanks for showing such a precision process.
It is the most amazing and beautiful manual surface mount soldering I have ever saw.
The word professional is not enough to define such an amazing work.
class 3 buddy
wow... superb work! I hate surface mount because it's so impossible to work on unless one has the prodigious tools/equipment you do! Thanks for showing what a true pro has to do the job!
You sir, are a master at what you do.
You sir, are a master at what you do....good work...go on
do you have any QFN removal and replace videos?
Fantastic rework ... Great safeguards with the use of foil and kapton..subscribed
what's that thing you used to clean off the flux?
I never seen a tool that suck up the solder like that ,I have a year blower,and I have a soldering pen that sucks up solder but one item at a time ,what cleaner was used with Kim whose ,but he's a perfect job as it gets,very clean .
Thank you very much for making this video. I'm writing an article for our local amateur-radio club's newsletter on how to "unbrick a wireless router" by unsoldering the nvram, reprogramming it, and then soldering it back into place. I am using your video as a tutorial reference on how to do it correctly.
Please pardon my novice question, but before you resoldered the new chip in place at 2:09, had you already applied flux to the pads? If so, what was the "make & model" of the flux? Thank you!
Great! I've watched 1/2 dozen YT SMD soldering videos with multipin ICs.
Now would someone please demonstrate how to solder the SMD resistors & caps that aren't much larger than a grain of sand?🤔
i gotta give it to you if i never saw this video i would think that component was machine placed great work 👍
Spot less soldering ... Nice Work.
Thing of beauty and a joy forever. Not having these skills and tools keeps me from doing simple repairs on my transceiver. This is the beginning of an end to being hamstrung in that way.
Very good 👍👌
Ha, I sucked up T/H pads with a desoldering iron on my first use, then I had to cut new ones from copper foil, which meant buying foil, uv cure epoxy, uv lamp... The item under repair was only £50. There's a Weller micro mini wave tip? What's its code?
WOW, but do you have any tips for us that don't have acces to other than desoldering wire?(we call it "Loddelisse" in Norway)
This kind of videos shows that soldering is an elevated art, thanks, btw, where can I buy those stations?
You can get a new in box hakko 951fx for 200-250usd on amazon & ebay.
Will Kapton tape protect plastic parts on the board? I may need to do this in much tighter quarters soon (and one of the surrounding parts is a plastic connector).
Yes it will, better to usr aluminum shield as well on top of it. Always you can do a test on a board that you dont want and practice on it
Very nice, I would also like to see how to solder that kind of package like D3 and D4 ... Good job!
I've been trying to find the same rework station as you are using in these videos but it seems that the WR3000M set is discontinued. which set would you recommend for the same options and performance as the WR3000M set up you have in your videos?
Hakko 951fx
unbelievable soldering work. looks like it was machine placed.
Great idea! Was that aluminum foil or some other reflective material used in conjunction with the Kapton tape?
+Alexander Janusz - That was heavy duty aluminum foil. In an actual rework environment I will spray the foil first with an anti stat spray to protect against ESD. I will also be grounded with a wrist strap. Anyone who does not use Kapton, polyimide or shielding during component replacement subjects all adjacent components to thermal stress, reflow and chip misorientation or blow off from the pads. If you want high reliability, USE SHIELDING.
Nice, great tip on the shielding. :)
This is so satisfying to watch , thank you sir
Even more satisfying to do
Love all your video very satisfying when looking at it
Why not use a des'solder wire? For clean the pads?
Once you get a vacuum desoldering gun, your life changes.
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what kind of gel you use before desolder it. tell me the name of this solution
Flux
Unbelievable. How such a micro soldering is possible by hand. 8-) More than amazing! ! I m very good @ soldering ,bt I thnk for ths I need lot more experience. :-( :-(
You censor all the important parts, how you fixed the SOIC in place?, also 600F is way more than the temp many IC could bear.
False, that's barely above 300C, 99% of the modern IC will easily withstand 400C as long as the hot air gun is properly rotated... Don't comment on stuff you've got no clues about.
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Especially after watching this video... clearly the work of an expert.
I need to do this for my board, where can I find a place for this type of service?
Phone repair shops often outsource board repairs to 3rd parties. I would check there first.
which tape you are use during the soldering
ସୁରଂଞନ PATNAIK I think it's Kapton
kedrobrolis thanks 😊
felicidades es Ud un gran maestro dios lo bendiga
perfect...nice job
beautiful result Sir.
shared and to be shared again
Trabalho de profissional. Parabéns
i love soldering
it`s a beautiful soldering
wtf even a machine can't do better than you
fantastic work
I will show you how to remove the chips with the finest pins and replace them with a soldering iron. Not BGA. That's another story.
Thank you.
Damn the desoldering thing is sooo cool! I want one xD
Why you are using flux for non contact desoldering? By my opinion you are using small nozzle. Lifting not enough heated chip is not good way, you can damage pcb pad. Better way is gently pushing chip to the side as indicator of released chip.
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Too much perfection...is that much perfection required?