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Roban Bieber
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Is there any problem with leaving flux residue on the circuit board after a
repair?
Roban
repair?
Roban
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Eric
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Brush it off with isopropyl alcohol, this is a great idea you might also
spot fine solder shorts, that would be covered by flux.
"Roban Bieber" <robanbieber@iname.com> wrote in message
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spot fine solder shorts, that would be covered by flux.
"Roban Bieber" <robanbieber@iname.com> wrote in message
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: Is there any problem with leaving flux residue on the circuit board after
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Arthur Jernberg
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Removal of the flux and inspection after doing so tends to produce a "more
professional" appearing job. Realizing that it does take a bit more time,
however, as stated, finding that little solder flake between traces or a
poorly flowed connection could save aggrivation later?? Cheers
"Eric" <some1@clare.co.nz> wrote in message news:3f5977d6$1@clear.net.nz...
professional" appearing job. Realizing that it does take a bit more time,
however, as stated, finding that little solder flake between traces or a
poorly flowed connection could save aggrivation later?? Cheers
"Eric" <some1@clare.co.nz> wrote in message news:3f5977d6$1@clear.net.nz...
Brush it off with isopropyl alcohol, this is a great idea you might also
spot fine solder shorts, that would be covered by flux.
"Roban Bieber" <robanbieber@iname.com> wrote in message
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: Is there any problem with leaving flux residue on the circuit board
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Uns Lider
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On 2003-09-06, Roban Bieber <robanbieber@iname.com> wrote:
apparent problems, but it starts looking really ugly, so I clean it off.
In high frequency RF stuff it might cause problems?
-- uns
I've encountered boards with 20+ year old flux residue on them and noIs there any problem with leaving flux residue on the circuit board after a
repair?
apparent problems, but it starts looking really ugly, so I clean it off.
In high frequency RF stuff it might cause problems?
-- uns
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CJT
Guest
Uns Lider wrote:
Might it capture moisture?On 2003-09-06, Roban Bieber <robanbieber@iname.com> wrote:
Is there any problem with leaving flux residue on the circuit board after a
repair?
I've encountered boards with 20+ year old flux residue on them and no
apparent problems, but it starts looking really ugly, so I clean it off.
In high frequency RF stuff it might cause problems?
-- uns