PLCC84 package reflow post cleanup question

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  • powrslave
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    • Jun 2020
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    PLCC84 package reflow post cleanup question

    What is the cleanup process for post reflow on a PLCC84 package?
    I'm worried about left over flux under the chip etc.


    Spray it all out with acetone/alcohol?
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    • stj
      Great Sage 齊天大聖
      • Dec 2009
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      • Albion
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      Re: PLCC84 package reflow post cleanup question

      kitchen towel to absorbe/wipe away the isopropanol & flux

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